Title: IEP for the layperson
Product review: Finally a book that really spells out the IEP process in layman's terms. I had bought legal books from Nolo years ago and was NOT impressed (they were too simplistic or didn't give enough information). However, I've been pleasantly surprised to find this book helpful. It lays out every step simply and also gives references at every turn so that you can go elsewhere for information on your particular circumstance. It is also very good about warning for situations that may be different state-to-state. It doesn't answer every question, but when you're just starting out in the myriad of IEPs, 502s and 766s, it's a sanity-saver!
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