u/Outrageous_Rope2524

I’m only posting in this group because I have a question. I keep seeing this lady come up on my TikTok. She’s nonstop rambling about inverts and 1978.

Let’s just go with it and pretend what she’s saying is true. Let’s pretend more than half of us are invert. What is the point of her hour long rants?

I know she keeps saying 1978 because she’s an aging histrionic narcissistic women and she thinks her body must be amazing. But people that are on methamphetamine have unusual energy and that body is not unique for your typical user.

Am I the only one that thinks this is a little bit dumb? I don’t know. It seems weird to have kids sitting in lawn chairs and on beach balls or on the floor. I guess I don’t really get it. What’s the hype? If you have two students that need to sit on a beach ball in order to do their work, I guess just let them do it. I don’t understand why we have to advertise it as flexible seating. I think sometimes the tail wags the dog.

 
During the regular school year the integrated co-teaching model, while a general education service, does provide special education services for IEP students at an equitable service level to the service delivered in a self-contained special education program, just in a less restrictive and more inclusive environment.

Is this true? If you have a ninth grader who is on the fourth grade level, wouldn’t the regular classroom being more restrictive as they’re not able to access the curriculum?

Have any teachers ever been invited to an IEP meeting that is listed as a program review? What is it exactly? What do I need to bring and what usually occurs during these meeting?

Anyone work at a school that doesn’t offer a 15-1-1 and will NOT bus any kids out to a 15-1-1?

School population is roughly 7,000 and I’ve never worked in a district, where not one child needed this.

We have 12-1-1 and smaller, but we are letting kids with Down syndrome (I know - it’s a spectrum) go off to middle school with very little help. I don’t think they can access the curriculum reasonably.

What do I do to have my administration support me? It’s statistically impossible that you could have that type of student body population and not one student would need that placement for LRE.

Someone told me that LRE is actually the LEE, so the least restrictive environment is actually the least expensive environment. I’ve been a teacher for six years. Gen ed teacher looking for help!

Is it just me or has the concept of LRE become too closely equated with inclusion, even though IDEA requires an individualized determination? I think a lot of people forget this and assume the LRE is the typical classroom. I’m just wondering if anyone else has picked up on this recently. The key point is LRE the INDIVIDUALIZED, not gen ed! smh