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IEP and Special Education Knowledge

Learn from award-winning advocate Lisa Lightner as she shares essential insights and strategies to help parents and IEP teams navigate the complexities of the special education process for better student outcomes.

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How, When (and Why?) Do You Remove an IEP?

How to Get ABA Therapy in your IEP (and making sure it’s not harmful!)

How to Get ABA Therapy in your IEP (and making sure it’s not harmful!)

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39 Behavior IEP Goals including Adaptive Behavior and Adaptive Skills

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Social Skills IEP Goals: 77 Ready-to-Use Measurable, Meaningful Examples

What Do all These IEP Scores Mean, Anyway? How to Understand IEP Evaluations.

What Do all These IEP Scores Mean, Anyway? How to Understand IEP Evaluations.

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Understanding the Steps of the Special Education Referral Process

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Which is Better, an IEP or a 504 Plan?

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IEPs in California: Key Differences Between IDEA and California IEP Laws

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IEP vs 504 Chart: 10 Simple Differences and What is the Same.

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