One of my sons regular education teachers refuses to provide the accommodations listed in the IEP. Does the teacher decide which accommodations he will, or won use?
Top of Page A – The IEP Team determines which modifications and accommodations the student needs. If the team has agreed that the service will be provided, it must be provided. I would suggest that you talk to the teacher and make sure he understands what is listed in the IEP. If that has been done, try to discover why that teacher is refusing to make the accommodation. Perhaps the teacher needs some support to be able to provide what is necessary for your child. If that is the case, the IEP Team needs to address that teacher’s need for support. Q- What does a parent’s signature on an IEP indicate? I have been told that my signature only shows that I participated in the meeting, not that I agree with the IEP and/or placement. Is there any reason to refuse to sign an IEP? Top of Page A- An IEP Team member’s signature on the IEP signifies participation in the creation of that IEP. Unfortunately, the answer cannot be that simple! If a team member disagrees with parts of the IEP or placeme
Related Questions
- One of my sons regular education teachers refuses to provide the accommodations listed in the IEP. Does the teacher decide which accommodations he will, or won use?
- Can a general education teacher refuse to implement modifications and accommodations on a students IEP?
- Does a regular education teacher have to be present for every IEP meeting?
