Help! My Student Has an IEP. How Does Grading Work? - 31476
Grading for students with disabilities may be complex, but it is crucial that the grading system reflects mastery of the curriculum. Student's unique needs and abilities should be considered. IEP goals and accommodations are also a factor in grading. Join us as we discuss the process of taking into account different learning styles and abilities and accurately assessing student mastery of the curriculum.
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