Re: Quick Question - ICS vs. ICR

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So what the heck doea "In class replacement" mean?

Roxanna

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Re: ( ) Quick Question - ICS vs. ICR

From Google:

PROGRAM CODE ABBREVIATIONS

Resource Center codes

PRS- pull-out replacement, single subject

PRM- pull-out replacement, multiple subjects

PSS- pull-out support, single subject

PSM- pull-out support, multiple subjects

ICS- In-class support

ICR- in-class replacement

Special Class Codes

AUD- Auditory Impairment

AUT- Autism

BD- Behavior Disabilities

COG/mld- Cognitive Disabilities- Mild

COG/mod- Cognitive Disabilities- Moderate

COG/sev- Cognitive Disabilities- Severe

L/LD- M- Language/Learning Disabilities- Mild

L/LD- S- Language/Learning Disabilities- Severe

MD- Multiple Disabilities

PSD- Pre-School Disabilities

VI- Visual Impairment

SI – Supplemental Instruction

TT/Re- Team Teaching- Regular Educator

TT/SE- Team Teaching- Special Educator

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> So what the heck doea " In class replacement " mean?

Looks to me like this is another word for " modified curriculum " . The student is

to have a modified curriculum in an inclusion setting.

I would really wonder if this was necessary for HFA/AS. This would mean the

student is going to get a watered down curriculum because it is all he/she can

handle with his/her disabilities. Fine if that is really the case, not fine if

the school district just doesn't want to figure out how to provide an

appropriate education.

Ruth