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IEP Part 4: Age 14 Statement Questions for the IEP Team to Consider

IEP Part 4: Age 14 Statement Questions for the IEP Team to Consider. -What classes will the child need to prepare for the intended job/career? -Does the child intend to go to college? - Is this child planning to enroll in a career/tech program during high school?

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IEP Part 4: Age 14 Statement Questions for the IEP Team to Consider

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  1. IEP Part 4: Age 14StatementQuestions for the IEP Team to Consider -What classes will the child need to prepare for the intended job/career? -Does the child intend to go to college? - Is this child planning to enroll in a career/tech program during high school? -What classes will provide the child with skills needed in order to achieve the child’s post-school goals? Revised Annotations for the IEP PR-07 Form , 9-2-10 revised 1, page 12

  2. IEP Part 4: Age 14StatementQuestions for the IEP Team to Consider -Does the child need accommodations and/or services to support achievement and progress in the child’s course of study? -How do the child’s plans for the future match up with the child’s preferences, interests, needs, and skills? -Are accommodations and services the child currently receives providing opportunities for the child to attain the level of independence needed as an adult? -Does the child know how to: ) describe to others how his or her disability affects his or her learning, working, and living and 2) advocate for appropriate accommodations? Revised Annotations for the IEP PR-07 Form , 9-2-10 revised 1, page 12

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