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Reply to "Do you think schools/teachers are *formally* told to try to reduce/limit IEP services?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think they are told that in so many words, but their caseloads certainly give that message. It's common for a special ed teacher to push in to work with, say, 5 students for an hour and count that hour toward all of their service hours, even though she is necessarily splitting her time among all of them.[/quote]+1. This is exactly what she does. [/quote] Sped teacher here - this is actually the expected practice in schools that are Home School Model schools. The hours on my student's caseloads do not indicate that their hours are given in a one-to-one ratio (unless they have a one-to-one dedicated paraeducator). If that were the case, we would need many more special ed teachers. [/quote]
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