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IDModule NameAuthorQuick ReferenceSecondary ED
54Avoiding Complaints and Due Process HearingsBecky Bowman, Associate Director, Hamilton Boon Madison Special ServicesQuick Reference 
27Case Conference Committee ProceduresIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional LearnersQuick Reference 
13Confidentiality of Information 511 IAC 7-23Indiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional LearnersQuick Reference 
33DisciplineIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners  
51Family and School PartnershipsMartha McFarland, Carmel Clay SchoolsQuick Reference 
29Functional Behavioral AssessmentIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners  
57Individual Student Data AnalysisJoni Schmalzried, MS, Director of Special Education & John Pence, School Psychologist, Wabash-Miami Area Program for Exceptional Children  
9Individualized Educational ProgramIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners  
55Meeting Individual Student Needs I: Meaningful Participation in the General ClassroomShelley Coover, Carmel Clay SchoolsQuick Reference 
56Meeting Individual Student Needs II: Statewide Alternate Assessment (ISTAR)Indiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional LearnersQuick Reference 
10Non-Public Schools and Special EducationIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners  
60Related Services: Physical and Occupational TherapiesLisa Kloc
53Section 504Jane Swiss, ED.D., University of Saint FrancisQuick Reference 
31Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #1Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community * Of Interest to Secondary Ed *
39Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #2Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Mary Held, M.ED., Larry Schaaf, M.A. and Faith Thomas, M.ED., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community * Of Interest to Secondary Ed *
40Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #3Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Mary Held, M.ED., Larry Schaaf, M.A. and Faith Thomas, M.ED., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community * Of Interest to Secondary Ed *
34Transition Services for StudentsJoni Schmalzried, MS, Director of Special Education * Of Interest to Secondary Ed *


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