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Collaboration: To build collaborative relationships with other professionals and families, it is critical to effectively organize and evaluate the outcomes of meetings with professionals and student families (see high-leverage practice No. 2).

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Parent Participation in Special Education Process is a Priority Under Federal Law - PAVE

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A Brief Overview Schools are required to accommodate parents to ensure their attendance and participation at meetings where their child’s special education services are discussed. Those rights are affirmed in Read More

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Mr Scott will be implementing how speech therapy can increase the student mobility for communication.

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Ms., Smith Head of Special Education Department 

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Ms., Smith Head of Special Education Department 

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using assessment information to determine if a student needs special education services and supports or collecting screening or progress monitoring data in the context of multi-tiered systems of supports like you learned about in Chapter 5, teachers must also use high-leverage practices No. 5 and 6, which focus on collaborating with stakeholders to interpret data and making adjustments based on ongoing data collection.

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HLP 2: Organize and Facilitate Effective Meetings With Professionals and Families

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HLP 2: Organize and Facilitate Effective Meetings With Professionals and Families

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When planning an IEP meeting with teachers and co-teacher, students' families and parents are included to attend the meetings to help set positive learning goals for the individual student and collect data to increase success in the individual student education plan.

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HLP 1 Collaborate with Professionals to Increase Student Success

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HLP 1 Collaborate with Professionals to Increase Student Success

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one of the ways educators collaborate with professionals

Aligning special education services and supports with the person’s values and dreams. A long-term planning approach is utilized and action steps to achieve long-term goals are identified.

Focusing on the inclusion of people who are important to the person with a disability (family, friends, teachers) in the education planning process.

Providing meaningful choices in the education planning process.

Building natural supports (e.g., peer supports).

Building relationships and networks that foster participation in inclusive environments.

Creating opportunities and experiences in inclusive contexts by providing effective instruction and supports.

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Collaborate with families to support learning and secure needed services 

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Collaborate with families to support learning and secure needed services 

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HLP 3: Collaborate with Families to Support Student Learning and Secure Needed Services

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By Hannah Broadstreet, Nyla Dahlberg and Blane Ozbun Definition of High Leverage Practice 3 Find an effective and positive way to communicate with each family that best supports their needs and sec...

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HLP 3 collaborate with families to support learning and secure needed services

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HLP 3 collaborate with families to support learning and secure needed services

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List 2-3 Evidence-based practices (EBPs) that support the High-leverage Practice.

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List 2-3 Evidence-based practices (EBPs) that support the High-leverage Practice.

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Educators monitor the progress of individual students and groups of students as instructional programs are implemented; they evaluate using a team-based approach that includes students and families to understand the data and determine needed changes.

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Welcome to our new series on High-Leverage Practices

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More frequently, computers and electronic and information technology such as smartphones, tablets and mobile devices have been integrated into classrooms, in part to support personalized learning. Nieves (2021) found, using the SETT Framework discussed previously, that two devices commonly found in education settings, Google’s Chromebook and Apple’s iPad, could provide multiple types of supports to students with disabilities, including read-aloud and text-to-speech supports, supporting student responding by speech-to-text tools, visual supports for assistance in reading, and more.

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assistive technologies can increase independence and self-direction in people with multiple disabilities (Wehmeyer et al., 2020).

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Technology is a way children communicate and implement assigned instructional assignments; it's a way to learn and demonstrate creatively during classroom instruction.

assistive technologies can increase independence and self-direction in people with multiple disabilities (Wehmeyer et al., 2020).

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Engage in long-term tracking of data, and use graphs and other displays to reflect on and communicate changes over time aligned with the cultural and communication preferences of all team members.

Be patient, collaborative, and persistent in searching for “what works” for individual students, recognizing the impact of culture and systemic bias.

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L2  Evidence Based Practice in Special Education   Video & Lesson Transcript   Study com

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  (EBPs)  Support the high-leverage practice

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  (EBPs)  Support the high-leverage practice

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this is a multitier graph prevention system that demonstrates the HLP/EBP targets, labels universal core instruction, supplements target instruction, and the delivery

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High-Leverage Practices and Evidence-Based Practices: A Promising Pair

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This brief describes how high-leverage practices (HLPs) and evidence-based practices (EBPs) can be used together to advance educator preparation and practice, as well as outcomes for students with disabilities. It includes examples of how educator preparation programs are integrating HLPs and EBPs into their learning opportunities and how they can be embedded into instruction as part of multitiered systems of support.

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Special Education Binder System for Organization | with Mrs. D's Corner

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Smart board implementing instruction to teach instruction to student and collecting information.

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