Beth Liesenfeld

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The quick difference between them is that the IEP requires specialized instruction and the 504 has accommodations, which just provide access to that student.
Really, in one sentence, specialized instruction is the actual teaching.
So if accommodations isn't enough or they don't know how to use their accommodations, then they should really be getting an IEP to help them access their education.
What it really comes down to though is yes, 504s are relatively easy to access.
You just need to find that the 504 coordinator, really explain what's going on, and they should be able to problem solve accommodations for you.
But it
Really the IEDEA, the federal law, is not isolated to just academics.
It is about supporting the whole entire person.
And so, yes, you can have an IEP under the OHI label or other health impairment.
And sometimes that's not academic related at all.
Sometimes that's about anxiety.
Sometimes that's about cerebral palsy.
where there isn't a cognitive involvement, that's just a physical thing, you know?
So it just depends on your situation.
But yes, you should be able to go through the process and access whatever they need to access their education.
It should fall under IDEA or 504.
So there should be something that they qualify for to help them access their education.
Absolutely.
So probably the best way to really learn from me and discover what I'm all about is to hop on over to my podcast, which is the Parent IEP lab.
And you can find it on any podcast provider.
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