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Discuss how a studentâ??s strengths and needs as defined in the Individualized Education Program (IEP) might have an impact on curriculum choices and instructional practice.

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A student's strengths and needs as defined in a IEP will have a large impact on how the teacher in the classroom introduces the material as well as how he or she chooses to assess the specific topic. If a child has an IEP because of a behavior disorder and cannot sit still then the teacher may choose to introduce a topic such as the life cycle, the teacher may ask the child to act out the life cycle of a butterfly. This would allow the child to be able to get up and have some sort of movement throughout the day which may be something that is ...

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