Name: IEPs That Work - Full Training
Brand: NASET
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Raise your hand if you've ever...

1. Set Too Many IEP Goals

It’s easy to think more goals mean more progress—but the opposite is true.

2. Written IEPs Alone

Feeling like you’re on an island? You don't have to do this work alone.

3. Expected a “Perfect” IEP

There’s no such thing, and we'll show you why.

In the 5-minute training from NASET Partner, Stephanie DeLussey, you’ll breakdown the top IEP mistakes—and fix them for good.

This isn’t theory—it’s the foundation of writing intentional, effective IEPs that work in real classrooms. Watch the video for practical strategies you can start using immediately.

YES, That's Me!

Get the full 1-hour training and unlock all 11 IEP mistakes.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the IEP process, you’re not alone. Too many special educators are left to figure it out on their own—working nights, weekends, and sacrificing sleep to get IEPs written. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

In this session, you will:
Learn how to streamline your IEP writing process without sacrificing quality

Discover strategies to make IEP writing less stressful and more collaborative

Get practical tools for setting boundaries and timelines that actually work

See how intentional, student-centered IEPs lead to better outcomes for kids

PLUS, once you finish the training, you'll get a certificate of completion and 1 study hour credit to show your team you know how to write IEPs The Work!

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Who is Stephanie DeLussey?

Stephanie DeLussey is a special education teacher, author of Intentional IEPs, and founder of The Intentional IEP community. Known online as “Mrs. D,” Stephanie has worked in public and charter schools across four states, both urban and suburban. Despite never being formally trained in writing IEPs, she developed her own intentional system after years of trial and error—one that saves teachers time, reduces stress, and improves student outcomes.

Through The Intentional IEP, Stephanie has helped hundreds of teachers learn how to write effective, efficient, and collaborative IEPs without burning out. She believes that when educators have the right tools and support, kids win—and that everything we do should be for the kids.