6 Things Not to Say at an IEP Meeting
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- We looked at Jackson's struggles and we spoke with his teachers prior to this meeting. We looked in our big book of IEP goals and we have selected the ones we think are best fit for your son. All you need to do is sign here
- DON'T #1 : Act in the sake of saving time
- We believe that Lily would most benefit from a more contained setting, rather than one with all of her other peers from her grade.
- DON'T #2: Avoid inclusivity in the classroom.
- Before we can recommend the right level of speech services for Janice I need to reach out to the Special Education director.
- DON'T #3: Start the meeting without everyone's attendance
- Why couldn't we have had the meeting while he was here?
- We're sorry Mrs. Jackson, but we have tried every accommodation and modification methods that we can think of. We can't find anything that helps your son. We are closing this meeting.
- DON'T #4 Giving up on finding tools and method to help their child/your student
- Mr. Greene's I understand that your son struggles scholastically and may have some anxiety, but have you really tried working on things with him outside of school?
- DON'T #5 BE DISRESPECTFUL
- I regret to inform you that our school is not equipped with the proper tools in order to help your daughter succeed- However, we have reached out to another school who can help you
- DONT #6 Place families on standby
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