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saraeharris

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Each week, Mrs. Komentski reviews Charlie's IEP objectives with him. They use a progress chart to record Charlie's progress with knowledge of math facts. By engaging Charlie in the monitoring of the progress towards his annual goals, Mrs. Komentski is hoping to improve Charlie's:


◦ scaffolding.
◦ zone of proximal development.
◦ self-determination.
◦ behavioral support.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 18, 2019
self-determination.


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