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...a pencil without pain, or use utensils at meals. You're wondering if you need private OT on top of school services, or if that's overstepping. You might...isn't the school being difficult. It's how IDEA defines the obligation. The law provides a floor, not a ceiling. School-based OT...

...student beginning to understand and name their learning difference in low-stakes contexts. Add self-advocacy to the IEP as a transition goal. Federal law requires IEPs to include transition planning starting at age 14 or ninth grade, whichever comes first. That transition planning must address post-secondary...

...includes language tailored to the needs of children who are deaf or...deaf or hard of hearing. The law recognizes that communication...must consider: Communication needs and the child's preferred mode...of communication Linguistic needs, including opportunities to...Academic level and full range of needs,...