The Individuals with Disabilities Act

The Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) requires IEP teams to consider the effect of a given disability on a child’s performance and identify each child’s unique
strengths, preferences, interests, and needs to develop specially designed instruction. This is what makes special education different from providing general
accommodations. Review the “Special Education” and the “Section 300.39 Special Education” study materials and describe the three major components that IDEA requires
teams to include in the IEP to adequately address specially designed instruction. Explain why you think the law requires teams to explicitly describe specially
designed instruction that is different from the instruction provided to all students. In replies to peers, support or refute the ideas presented using the topic
materials, your own research, and specific, real-world examples.

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