Describe six elements of an individualized family services plan, and contrast an IFSP with an IEP
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Describe six elements of an individualized family services plan, and contrast an IFSP with an IEP.
Answers will vary depending on what elements students choose to describe. Answer should contrast an IFSP with an IEP according to the information on page 472 of the textbook.
IFSP contains statements of:
• present levels of performance in different domains
• family resources and concerns
• expected major outcomes
• specific early intervention services
• natural environments in which services will occur
• project dates for initiation and duration of services
• identification of a service coordinator
• steps for transition support to preschool or other service
IEP contains statements of:
• present levels of performance
• what special education and related services will be provided
• the extent to which a child will not participate with nondisabled peers
• the individual accommodations necessary
• projected date for initiation and duration of services
• Starting no later than age 16 years, transition statements and plan
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