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Is it necessary that every child who has been assessed and determined to need help in fine and gross motor skills receive occupational therapy or physical therapy?

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Is it necessary that every child who has been assessed and determined to need help in fine and gross motor skills receive occupational therapy or physical therapy?

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No. The IEP team determines the services, level of services, and specialists required to support the educational needs of the child. In some cases, the general or special education program can address the motor needs of the child without additional support from occupational or physical therapy.