Individualized Education Program

The Individualized Education Program is a legal document under United States law that is developed for each public school child in the U.S. who needs special education. It is created through a team of the child's parent and district personnel who are knowledgeable about the child's needs.

An IEP is used by law for students in special education. It sets individual learning goals and objectives for a child and involves parents, teachers, and others in planning and monitoring.

I'd read about this, but experienced the quiet calm in an Olive Garden restaurant that was lit 100% with LEDs.

Other factors contribute, too, I'm sure.

was the worse one out of almost 20 years. I had a few classes like that while I subbed 150 days a year for 2 years but that is how they treat subs (I had to be super strict due to it). The principal put all the bad kids from 7 K classrooms into one class for 1st and it turned out to be mine. It was my first year at that school as well as my last. I could not teach for 2 straight hours. After I left all the teachers complained to the principal for doing that to me. They couldn't find another teacher to stay with that class it was so bad.

...classes younger than 6th grade!
I do science & math grades 6-12. I'll do music classes, once in a while, as well.
One time i did 6-8 science in a small school. One period in the afternoon covered PE for 2 classes. 2nd & 5th grade. The 2nd grade class felt like 40 hours, not 40 minutes!