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<blockquote data-quote="confuzzled" data-source="post: 386613" data-attributes="member: 8831"><p>i hope it goes smoothy and easily and helps your difficult child immensely.</p><p> </p><p>like i posted on the noisy thread, i was *lucky* to have an adult spy in my difficult child 2's classes, but if i hadn't i probably would have insisted on several observation sessions of the existing classroom so you can make appropriate mods. i would have wanted to see with my own eyes what goes on, in what settings, etc. its one of those things we dont really think of as kids get older, but its just as important as when they are little (maybe moreso if you have a difficult child like mine where school is always "fine")</p><p> </p><p>some of what happened to my difficult child sounded SO out there that it was hard to take seriously. and that was the overt stuff--she personally didnt even tell me the subtle stuff. it would have been extremely difficult to have an effective IEP without knowing what the day looked like and the cast of characters involved.</p><p> </p><p>and lastly, <em>dont </em>sign an IEP at the meeting :-D</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="confuzzled, post: 386613, member: 8831"] i hope it goes smoothy and easily and helps your difficult child immensely. like i posted on the noisy thread, i was *lucky* to have an adult spy in my difficult child 2's classes, but if i hadn't i probably would have insisted on several observation sessions of the existing classroom so you can make appropriate mods. i would have wanted to see with my own eyes what goes on, in what settings, etc. its one of those things we dont really think of as kids get older, but its just as important as when they are little (maybe moreso if you have a difficult child like mine where school is always "fine") some of what happened to my difficult child sounded SO out there that it was hard to take seriously. and that was the overt stuff--she personally didnt even tell me the subtle stuff. it would have been extremely difficult to have an effective IEP without knowing what the day looked like and the cast of characters involved. and lastly, [I]dont [/I]sign an IEP at the meeting :-D [/QUOTE]
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