The Complete IEP Guide: How to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child
This book is an excellent tool for answering some tricky questions about Special Education and providing practical solutions. (Support for Families of Children With Disabilities Newsletter20090101)Unlike other books which chose to focus on the adversarial issues between parents and school personnel, this book keeps the focus on the child's education, its appropriateness and progress. I highly recommend it! (Terrance K. PrechterCalifornia Learning Disabilities Association20090101)Siegel, a special education attorney and advocate, has written the essential guide for any parent preparing for an Individualized Education Plan.... Recommended for all collections. (Library Journal20090101)This thorough, comprehensive guide leaves no detail uncovered... (Deidre HaydenMatrix Parent Network and Resource Center20090101)For the parents of the six million children with disabilities... this guide is a godsend. (New Orleans Times-Picayune20090101)Very comprehensive. (Paula's Special Education Resources (www.paulabliss.com)20090101)Help[s] parents advocate for their child's educational needs. (Providence Journal20090101)Parents of children in special education may find Siegel's book just as crucial a back-to-school essential as school supplies and a lunch box. (Quest Magazine (Muscular Dystrophy Association)20090101)Provides all the strategies, forms, and instructions parents need to make the most of the Individualized Education Program (Reference & Research Book News20090101)Finally, an understandable and practical guide through the complex special education maze of the IEP! The Complete IEP Guide is must reading for any parent whether you're beginning the journey into special education or a veteran of the process. (Larry KomarState Council for Children & Adults With Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD)20090101)--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.