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Feb 1, 2018
I am a music teacher employed in an Ohio special ed charter school. Currently we do not have enough IS's in our building to meet the IEP SDI minutes for our students goals. So we (gened teachers) are being told we must provide that SDI, during class one day a week, to the students in the class. I have two questions:
1. As a music teacher am I legally allowed to be providing Reading minutes for students if I am not highly qualified in that subject?
and
2. I thought SDI is "Specifically" designed to meet the needs of each student, which is why I thought they are usually pulled to complete this. Can I really (ethically and legally) do this?
I have been given the run around, reading laws etc to find these answers. Maybe I can get some help here!
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