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Circulation: 98,627
ISSN: 1538-320
February 3, 2015
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 It is good to have an expert in your corner during the IEP process. Experts provide valuable assistance. But sometimes experts make mistakes that can turn a positive situation into a negative.
This week, we give you more popular articles from the series Mistakes People Make.
Previously, we took a look at mistakes parents and advocates make.
In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate attorneys Pete Wright and Bob Crabtree offer advice about avoiding mistakes independent experts may make.
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Mistakes People Make: Evaluators
To make their case for services or a specific program for their child, parents need a competent, credible independent evaluator. Caution! Mistakes by evaluators can undermine parents' credibility or render their opinions useless.
To learn about mistakes independent evaluators should avoid, read Mistakes People Make: Independent Evaluators by Massachusetts parent attorney Bob Crabtree.
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