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This posting explores critical considerations a beginning teacher should consider when working with families who have exceptional students.

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Special education issues are briefly highlighted.

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As you brainstorm suggestions, here are several from my experiences in this area:

First, please note that beginning teachers must communicate to parents about the exceptional student's annual goals. Parents must be encouraged to play an active role in forming them based on short-term objectives or benchmarks. These goals must ...

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