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Problem-Solving Interdisciplinary Collaboration to Address Complex Behavior Problems
Abstract
One dilemma special education administrators face is coordinating professionals' interdisciplinary efforts to support the behavioral needs of students with disabilities. This case study presents a scenario where the behavior of a student with autism spectrum disorder would be best addressed through collaborative efforts rather than professionals engaging in territorialism and a siloed delivery of services. This case study highlights barriers to working collaboratively, defines competencies for collaboration, and applies a framework for facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration to meet the needs of students within the school setting.
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