What to SAY at the IEP Meeting - Talking Points for Special Educators

Are you a special education teacher feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to say during IEP meetings? 🙋‍♀️ In this video, I will walk you through the benefits of using IEP Meeting Talking Points and how they can help you save time and show up confidently prepared for your next IEP meeting.
These talking points are designed to guide you through each component of the meeting, ensuring that all necessary information is covered and that you have a clear idea of what to say.
With these tools, you'll be able to communicate effectively with the IEP team and provide the best education possible for your students.
Don't let IEP meetings stress you out any longer, start using these talking points today!
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[@PositivelyLearning]

Will you use the "done for you" talking points? Or do you think you'll edit?

[@debbiethomas2622]

As a mom who attended many IEP meetings for my autistic spectrum twins, I commend you for creating this for our educators. I believe that your guide is a great jumping off point in conducting these very important meetings with support staff and families. From a parent's point of view ( my experience, and what I've heard from other patents), more often than not, the impression many of parents get is that the educators (no matter how capable) appear to be flustered as they not being able to convey their message. I think this would help take some of the pressure off so the meeting would be much easier.
If I only had one pain point when I attended these meetings, it is the implied expression of not knowing anything related to my kids, their disability, and abilities. Now, I am a bit more informed than many other parents (which kind of infuriated some of the educators), but what should be more of an even level of communication came off as a one sided power play with them "knowing" the child more and the parent's didn't. I know sometimes that's true, but still.
Again, I commend you and all educators for what you do to help all kids shine! Thank you.

[@teachwithyourheart]

Wow you are amazing! Thank you for this!!!

[@TeacherKellyTag]

Even though I know you’re selling something, this was so helpful. Heading over to buy it

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