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    #085: What is an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)?

    #085: What is an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)?

    When it comes to parents advocating for their child’s education there can be so much to navigate, many times parents don’t even know their legal rights. Amanda Selogie and Vicki Brett are attorneys and founders of The Inclusive Education Project, a non-profit organization that educates families on special education rights.

    If you have a child receiving in school therapy or you're a school based provider, you may have heard the term IEE. But what is it? An IEE is an Individual Education Evaluation performed by a qualified person not employed by the school district. This evaluation is a legal right detailed in 34 CFR § 300. 502.

    The purpose of IEE is to service the child. Not the parent. Not any providers. Not the school district. This is why these can be such a great tool. Parents might seek these out if a child’s education plan is missing critical assessments or if there is a disagreement in the analysis of any assessments. The idea is to get a full scope and understanding of a child’s abilities and needs to best inform their education and any interventions or services. When requesting an IEE it's important to look at what’s the concern with the current assessments, and what is the goal an IEE can help achieve?

    If you’re a school based provider, do not be offended about the request for an IEE. The need for an IEE does not mean a therapist, or provider is not doing their job. There are certain limits that can prevent authentic results, such as access to limited assessments, testing environments, and sometimes a damaged rapport. The benefit of an IEE being conducted by a non-school district employed provider means that often the evaluator has different, more complex qualifications and expertise. Meaning, the evaluator can assess and analyze across disciplines. An IEE evaluator can offer fresh perspective, new environment, and more variety in assessment options.

    When we’re determining an education plan for a child, more information is ALWAYS better. The more everyone knows about a child's needs and abilities, the more detailed and purposeful goals can be made. Amanda and Vicki are doing great work spreading awareness of parents rights for their children’s education. You can reach them at their website, social media, or via email.

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    What’s Inside:

    • What is an IEE?
    • How can therapists use and embed information from an IEE?
    • How to utilize an IEE within an IEP?
    • What legal rights do families have in their child's education?
    • What are the benefits of an IEE?
    • What reasons might a child need an IEE?


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    #046: What You Need to Know About Advocating for Your Child’s Special Education Needs

    #046: What You Need to Know About Advocating for Your Child’s Special Education Needs

    In this episode, I interview Justin Dove, a nationally certified in school psychologist and school administrator to discuss an important topic about how to navigate your way through special education. This is important because as a parent you may need someone who knows special education to help you better navigate the system.  Also in this episode, Justin shares how to get two special education evaluations done for FREE - at no cost to you! Find out what you need to know so that you can better advocate for your child's education.

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    If you have additional questions on this topic or related topics, feel free to email Justin at dovehelpskids@gmail.com

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    The Promise of Silicon Photonics

    The Promise of Silicon Photonics
    Photonics has transformed our work and, indeed, our lives, by enabling the Internet through low-cost, high-capacity fiber optic transmission. In data centers, photonics is replacing electrical cables, thereby allowing for higher and more economical performance. In his talk, John Bowers, professor of electrical and computer engineering and materials, discusses the evolution of photonics and what the future holds for this technology. Series: "Institute for Energy Efficiency" [Science] [Show ID: 25995]

    The Promise of Silicon Photonics

    The Promise of Silicon Photonics
    Photonics has transformed our work and, indeed, our lives, by enabling the Internet through low-cost, high-capacity fiber optic transmission. In data centers, photonics is replacing electrical cables, thereby allowing for higher and more economical performance. In his talk, John Bowers, professor of electrical and computer engineering and materials, discusses the evolution of photonics and what the future holds for this technology. Series: "Institute for Energy Efficiency" [Science] [Show ID: 25995]
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