Indirect services means special education services provided by a special education teacher which include ongoing progress reviews; cooperative planning; consultation; demonstration teaching; modification and adaptation of the environment, curriculum, materials, or equipment; and direct contact with children with disabilities to monitor and observe.
Indirect services means services provided without person-to-person contact such as those provided by administration, dietary, laundry, and maintenance.
Indirect services means special education services provided by a special education teacher or a related service professional which include ongoing progress reviews; cooperative planning; consultation; demonstration teaching; modification and adaptation of the environment, curriculum, materials, or equipment; and direct contact with the pupil to monitor and observe.
Examples of Indirect services in a sentence
Indirect services in excess of that amount submitted by contractor will be deducted from total earned amounts prior to preparation of each monthly claim.
More Definitions of Indirect services
Indirect services means services delivered by a staff member or volunteer, that does not involve direct services with a client or client's child.
Indirect services means services provided to a person working with or on behalf of a person with epilepsy and includes service provider training, community education, prevention pro- grams and advocacy.
Indirect services means services that:
Indirect services means special education services provided by a special education teacher or a related service professional which include ongoing progress
Indirect services means services provided by a school counselor or school social worker on behalf of students as a result of a school counselor's or school social worker's interactions with the students and others that are within the scope of the duties of a school counselor or school social worker as established by the department by rule.[PL 2019, c. 45, §1 (NEW).]
Indirect services means nursing home services that benefit patient recipients on a group basis rather than an individual basis, including consulting, in−service training, medical direc- tion, utilization review, and the services of unlicensed or uncerti- fied assistants who are not under direct supervision. “Indirect ser- vices” are often referred to as nonbillable services, nonmedical services or nonprofessional services.
Indirect services means consultations between a student, a parent or legal guardian, school staff, and community agencies concerning a student's academic, career, and social and emotional needs.