of special education
teachers do not like
writing IEPs
of special education
teachers dislike writing
the Present Levels and
Goals/Objectives of an IEP
of special education
teachers are expected to
write the full EP and
hold the meeting
of special education
teachers spend more than
2 hours writing one IEP
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If you find yourself:
This book was written for YOU!
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