/ inclusion/IEP goals

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Hi All,

My IEP is coming up next week for both girls. Need some input from y'all.

since you have non ASD DS children I wanted to ask you if they are fully

included or partially(half day in regular class and half day in special ed).

Either way could you please share how it is going either way. I would appreciate

it.

Hannah is a very bright girl and I know she will be able to learn how to read

and write in time. I just want her to be able to work and be independant when

she grows up. I am having trouble decided the best way to achieve this. I know

she is going to be in special ed this year but I want her to be in regular class

for half a day. This is what I am going to ask for.

I need to know some good goals to set for . In self help goals has anyone

set a goal fro brushing teeth and taking off clothes? Things to that nature? Or

any kind of goals y'all have done. I just need any input you wonderful people

have.

I am getting all my notes together and want to make sure I don't leave anything

out.

What about inclusion for our ASD kids? Have any of your children been fully

included. Last year was only mainstreamed in music. I would like more

this year.

Hannah had circle time, lunch, music and PE with the regular class.

Anyway any ideas?? Throw them my way!!!

Oh yeah.........while I was sitting her typing this, walked over behind

me and had a pillow from the sofa and hit me over the head with it and started

laughing so hard. She has never done that before!! She is playing alot more than

she use to. The DTT has really helped her!!!

Thanks guys!!! Joan, I wanted to thank you for this list too. I am so hooked! I

don't know what I would do if I couldn't get on here and read what you all have

to say every day.

Pam mom to identical twins Hannah (DS) and (DS-ASD) age 7, Josh 21 and

Dusty 16

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In a message dated 7/31/02 9:25:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

p_houser37@... writes:

> She has never done that before!! She is playing alot more than she use to.

> The DTT has really helped her!!!

>

Pam, I am curious as to what the Therapist is teaching . Is it play

skills?

Thanks. Diane