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FBA Required for IEP?
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<blockquote data-quote="BloodiedButUnbowed" data-source="post: 535967" data-attributes="member: 13303"><p>I would just like to add another opinion. If your D's primary eligibility is ED/EBD then an FBA would be appropriate for her. If she is truly EBD then she is most definitely exhibiting problematic behaviors in at least one setting. An FBA determines the appropriate behavior intervention plan (BIP) to address those behaviors. This protects students with EBD from being subjected to inappropriate or even harmful interventions, and also shows that research-based methods are being used to accommodate the student's needs. This all sounds on the up and up to me. A bigger concern is that it seems the school might be blowing off your concerns about her learning needs. Many students have more than one disability, and it's possible your D might have a learning issue as well. This all needs to be assessed, and as the parent you have a right to request this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BloodiedButUnbowed, post: 535967, member: 13303"] I would just like to add another opinion. If your D's primary eligibility is ED/EBD then an FBA would be appropriate for her. If she is truly EBD then she is most definitely exhibiting problematic behaviors in at least one setting. An FBA determines the appropriate behavior intervention plan (BIP) to address those behaviors. This protects students with EBD from being subjected to inappropriate or even harmful interventions, and also shows that research-based methods are being used to accommodate the student's needs. This all sounds on the up and up to me. A bigger concern is that it seems the school might be blowing off your concerns about her learning needs. Many students have more than one disability, and it's possible your D might have a learning issue as well. This all needs to be assessed, and as the parent you have a right to request this. [/QUOTE]
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