The Golden Ticket to Improve Special Education

AI Solutions in the Schools #1


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In this two-part episode of The Golden Ticket to Improve Special Education, we explore the groundbreaking role of AI in special education with Sean Klamm, creator of IEP Co-Pilot, and Dr. Lori Leppert, Special Education Director from Illinois who is actively using the tool in her district.

Part 1: The Vision Behind IEP Co-Pilot

We kick things off with Sean Klamm, who shares the origin story of IEP Co-Pilot, the motivation behind its development, and how it’s reshaping the IEP process. Sean also breaks down the differences between the free and district-licensed versions, offering insights into how each can support special educators.

Other key takeaways include:
 🔹 The evolving role of AI in special education for educators and students.
🔹 How IEP Co-Pilot and AI tools are streamlining case management and IEP writing.
 🔹 Insights from collaborating with special education administrators on AI-driven solutions.
 🔹 The future of AI in enhancing efficiency while keeping the all important human touch for our students. 

Part 2: A District’s Experience with IEP Co-Pilot

In the second half, we hear from Dr. Lori Leppert, Special Education Director in Illinois, who shares her firsthand experience implementing AI-powered IEP tools in her district.

 Topics we discuss:
 ✅ Her journey from Playground IEP to IEP Co-Pilot and the key differences.
 ✅ Why her district sought an AI-driven IEP solution.
 ✅ Challenges and successes in adopting AI for special educators.
 ✅ How IEP Co-Pilot is transforming case management and scheduling.
 ✅ What her staff values most about AI-powered support.

Whether you’re a special education administrator, teacher, or advocate, this episode is packed with real-world insights on how AI can revolutionize special education services.

🎧 Listen now to learn how AI is reshaping IEP development and empowering educators!

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The Golden Ticket to Improve Special EducationBy Bob Barrows