Beth Liesenfeld

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383 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2023 last heard Feb 2023

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So if you have that approach of that trial and error, is this working?
Is this not working?
Let's figure it out together.
That makes a huge difference in getting
getting those accommodations actually implemented.
The last thing that I want to say about this is that especially in like middle school and high school, your accommodations might have to be different depending on the teacher in the classroom.
And so I've seen them in the IEP kind of broken down by science, social studies, math.
And that's because and you've probably seen this too.
that some teachers get your kid and love your kid and they already do some of the accommodations in their classroom just every single day for everybody.
And then some of them are very rigid and they don't want to
give your child an advantage, which is a ridiculous statement, but it happens all the time.
And so you might have different accommodations that are in different classrooms because there's different task demands inside of each one of those classrooms, and that's okay too.
But again, having that trial and error process and approach to these is really the best thing to get them implemented.
Because sometimes it's too much for the general education teacher to do.
There's many ways to accommodate a different challenge.
Well, there's many different ways to approach a challenge.
that can fit with that classroom and that teacher as well.
So
It can be a process.
It's not an instant fix, but using this process, you can get a really good basis for what is actually helpful for your child and what just doesn't work for them.
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