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BTAM teams must engage student, family, IEP team and those who know the student best

Conclusion [V] p044-08

Further, to ensure that the concerning behaviors are understood in the context of the student’s disability, BTAM teams must be intentional about engaging in dialogue with the student, family members, and members of the IEP team, as well as those who know the student best during the interview and information-gathering process.

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