Individual Education Plans in Irish Schools: Implementation Report of The National Council for Special Education, 2006
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IEP, Individual Education Plans, NCSE, National Council for Special EducationAbstract
The author sets out to examine the proposals for the development of Individual Education Plans outlined in the Implementation Report of the National Council for Special Education (NCSE), 2006. The article raises some questions which still need to be addressed before individual education planning becomes a statutory requirement for schools.
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