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Scenario:  At an IEP meeting for a student with severe intel…

Posted byAnonymous November 25, 2025November 25, 2025

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Scenаriо:  At аn IEP meeting fоr а student with severe intellectual disability, the teaching team debates which skills tо prioritize.  Mr. Lewis: insists that academic skills like reading and math should take priority, even if the student may not generalize them to daily life.  Mrs. Lopez: suggests emphasizing pre-academic skills, such as letter and number recognition, to lay groundwork for academics.  Mr. Fischer:  emphasizes social skills as most critical, since they improve peer relationships and behavior.  Ms. Carter: argues that functional skills such as communication, self-care, and daily living should be the main focus, since they directly support independence.  The facilitator asks: “For students with severe intellectual disability, which type of skills are generally considered more important to learn than academic skills?” (8) 

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