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Lesson 4 Reflection


            This week I learned more about IEPs. IEPs stands for Individual education plan. I always remember having an IEP. Sometime I liked it other time I didn't. But this week helped me realize the important of having an IEP. The reason that I didn't like having one is because I didn't like being pulled out of the main classroom. I felt dumb that I needed to go to a different class to help me read. I like it because on some test, I could have someone read the problem to me. I really enjoyed that, I know I did better in school because of it. My IEP still helps me while I am in college. I know that some students need to have an IEP if there is any way that those students are going to succeed and finish the goals and help them reach their goals. It is with the help of all the teachers, and their parents being on the same page. As a future teachers, I have learned the benefits of having my students have an IEP if they need it.  

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