Effective Parent Communication & Related Services in Special Education

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Why is parent communication especially important for students with disabilities?

It helps ensure effective support and understanding between home and school.

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What is one key responsibility of special education teachers regarding parent communication?

They must communicate more intensely and frequently with parents.

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What are some common types of communication methods used with parents?

Phone calls, notes, communication logs, and behavior charts.

<p>Phone calls, notes, communication logs, and behavior charts.</p>
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What should teachers ensure about the information shared with parents?

It should be meaningful and help bridge the gap between school and home.

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What are some tips for establishing a healthy working relationship with parents?

Acknowledge stress, avoid blame, start positively, and maintain regular communication.

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What does IDEA define as related services?

Transportation and supportive services required to assist a child with a disability to benefit from special education.

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What is the difference between direct and indirect related services?

Direct services involve professionals working directly with students, while indirect services involve professionals working with teachers and parents.

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What must be included in a student's IEP regarding related services?

A need, goal, and specially designed instruction (SDIs) for that area.

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What is a key role of related services providers in IEP meetings?

They must be included and have access to the IEP to contribute their part.

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What is an important aspect of communication with related services providers?

Frequent contact and allowing time for discussion, even informally.

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What should teachers do if a student requires related services?

Work with the provider to plan their services within the student's schedule.

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What is the role of an occupational therapist in related services?

To help students with fine motor skills like writing and cutting.

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What does a speech-language pathologist do?

They help students with speech issues such as stuttering and communication of needs.

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What is the role of a transportation aide in related services?

To help students get to and from school safely with specialized supports.

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What does a social worker do in related services?

They help students engage socially, understand emotions, and develop coping strategies.

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What does a mobility specialist do for students who are blind?

They teach navigation skills and how to access community resources safely.

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What is the focus of physical therapy in related services?

To help students improve physical skills like jumping, running, and coordination.

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What is the role of a school nurse in related services?

To provide skilled medical care and support for students with health needs.

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What does a deaf educator do?

They provide communication support, including sign language, for students who are deaf.