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<blockquote data-quote="helpangel" data-source="post: 619919" data-attributes="member: 7170"><p>I would send the principal a note requesting that teacher receive a copy of child's IEP as the information has not been made available, also briefly describing the difficulties your child is having with completing the assignments. </p><p></p><p>I'm trying to remember how we worded it in my youngest IEP, something along homework will be limited to what average student can complete in 5 minutes for each class, Angel's was worded incomplete work instructor will only grade portion completed. </p><p></p><p>These were both from high school in elementary school had "no homework" written into the IEP. Angel was such a handful back then there was never time I could spend with one kid working on homework. Many nights spent at the crisis center or house full of cops. Had a 7yo who started cutting herself (to let the pain out) stressing over homework! - That her big sister would have torn up if she tried to do.</p><p></p><p>In middle school they started putting youngest in "academic support" class 6th hour - her 1on1 with sp ed teacher during her planning hour to complete homework or finish classwork or tests from that day. That has worked best of all and still doing it (11th grade now) the nice part is sp ed teacher (not me) is responsible for helping her stay current in her mainstream classes and when they pile something on her she can't handle the sp ed teacher is the one having this argument with the gen ed teacher.</p><p></p><p>If any of this would help you use it, and don't feel alone many parents have fought this same battle. </p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="helpangel, post: 619919, member: 7170"] I would send the principal a note requesting that teacher receive a copy of child's IEP as the information has not been made available, also briefly describing the difficulties your child is having with completing the assignments. I'm trying to remember how we worded it in my youngest IEP, something along homework will be limited to what average student can complete in 5 minutes for each class, Angel's was worded incomplete work instructor will only grade portion completed. These were both from high school in elementary school had "no homework" written into the IEP. Angel was such a handful back then there was never time I could spend with one kid working on homework. Many nights spent at the crisis center or house full of cops. Had a 7yo who started cutting herself (to let the pain out) stressing over homework! - That her big sister would have torn up if she tried to do. In middle school they started putting youngest in "academic support" class 6th hour - her 1on1 with sp ed teacher during her planning hour to complete homework or finish classwork or tests from that day. That has worked best of all and still doing it (11th grade now) the nice part is sp ed teacher (not me) is responsible for helping her stay current in her mainstream classes and when they pile something on her she can't handle the sp ed teacher is the one having this argument with the gen ed teacher. If any of this would help you use it, and don't feel alone many parents have fought this same battle. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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