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Module 07: IEP's

Introduction:
In the school system the Certified Pediatric Technician is a representative and advocate effecting educational direction by connecting the parameters of care by linking the needs of three disciplines: Nursing, Education &  Social Services. 
Every child diagnosed with medical, emotional, and or developmental problems should have three components of care.

Combining these three components of care with distinct disciplines will enhance realistic goals that could be attained, as well as securing positive outcomes.

As a means of accomplishing this progression of achievement, the Certified Pediatric Technician needs to develop a course of action. This strategy is desired because by managing the nursing requirements of the chronically ill and physically challenged child, adding to and adapting his needs into the educationalarena, and by providing them with a one on one Certified Pediatric Technician working as an educational assistant, and by linking extended areas of care through social service agencies, ensures a thorough and efficient Individual Education Plan, as required by law.      

I
n this module of the Certified Pediatric Technician program, the challenges of addressing these three professional careers in a format that effects changes in the scope of educational planning of special needs children is met.

Objectives:

The student will understand the physically and medically challenged child: including nursing observations, social service assessments and educational requirements for the exceptional child.

Score required: 85% or better on the quiz.


Suggested Reading Enhancements:

Very Young Children with Special Needs.  Vikki F. Howard, Betty Fry Williams, Cheryl Lepper.  A Formative Approach for Today’s Children. 2005, 3rd Edition;, Publisher Person -Merrill Prentice Hall

What Do You do With A Child Like This,  Inside The Lives of Troubled Children,
L. Tobin, 1
st Edition, 1998 Whole Person Associates.

Internet enhancement: www.wrightslaw.com



The term Certified Pediatric Technician is a registered trademark.  All curriculum produced from this program is privately owned copywritten material.   The National Certified Pediatric Technician Insitute & Association is a 501 (C) (3) Institution to which a tax- deductible contribution is permitted by law.  Fed. Tax ID # 22-384-6018. Please make a tax- deductible contribution to NCPTI&A  and support the education of child care providers who are certified as Pediatric Technicians.

As such, we are now accepting Association Friends Memberships. If your association or company would like to join as a member, there is a donation of $50 per year. This fee will assist in the payment of any student unable to pay for themselves. Not only does this help a prospective student, in the long run it will assist every disabled child. For more information, see www.pediatrictechnician.us ‘  Donations may be made by Pay Pal.