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Guide to Writing Quality Individualized
Education Programs:
What's Best for Students with Disabilities?

By Gordon S. Gibb & Tina Taylor Dyches

"Professors! Is it difficult to find practical materials for teaching IEP development?

Administrators! Do your teachers' IEPs meet state and district standards?

Teachers! Are you tired of theory with no practice?

This easy-to-follow guide helps users reduce the complexity of IEP development to seven basic steps, based on the requirements of IDEA '97. Preservice and inservice professionals will find the user-friendly format invaluable for enhancing IEP-writing skills.

Features of this book include:

  • Case studies of four students with various ages and disabilities: JaShon, grade 4, age 9, who has a specific learning disability; Matthew, grade 4, age 10, who has autism; Sebastian, grade 8, age 14, who has emotional disturbance; and Estelle, grade 11, age 18, who has mental retardation.
  • Step-by-step instruction using explanation, modeling, practice and feedback.
  • Instruction for transition planning.
  • Model IEP and transition plan for comparison with users' IEPs.
  • References for further learning. "

Publisher: Allyn & Bacon

ISBN: 0-205-31692-1 [$23.00]

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