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[quote=Anonymous]We had self-advocacy as a goal in our child's IEP. The school psychologist worked on implementation. The goals were things like student with approach a teacher outside of class with a question, then faded to asking a question while in class. The psychologist would do a quick meetup to help DC figure out what to bring up. Took about 2 school years for this to take, but by high school skills were much more improved. We also had child involved in IEP meetings starting in 5th grade and they got a say in what accomodations and goals were. I think for peer interactions you could consider a social skills or group therapy. I'd ask your current therapist for idea. [/quote]
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