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For this assignment, use the case study to create an IEP for Toby. Your IEP should address, at a minimum, the following components: Present levels of performance Annual goals Reporting of student progress Accommodations, modifications, and support services Least restrictive environment and related services Participation in state and district-wide assessments Frequency and duration of services Transition services Then, at the end of your IEP, write a short narrative (2-3 pages) in which you predict particular legal issues and requirements that may arise during Toby’s IEP meeting. Following your predictions, propose ways that you might address the issues. Length: 5-7 pages not including title and reference pages. References: Minimum of 3-5 scholarly resources. .

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