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Questions for school administrator: When dealing with a child with Emotional Behavioral Disabilities what is your expertise, what are the definitions and challenges of EBD and how would you contribute them to the IEP team?

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The expert discusses the definitions and challenges of emotional behavioral disabled student and the use of their IEP.

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An expert in the field of children with emotional behavior disabilities is a Psychoeducational Expert.

According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act a child with a condition exhibiting one or more characteristics over a long period of time adversely affecting the child's educational performance is the definition of a child with an emotional behavior disability. The characteristics include an inability to learn that isn't explained by intellectual, sensory, or health factors, the lack of ...

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