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How Can Schools Support Children with Neonatal Disorders?

Schools can support children with neonatal disorders by:
- Creating Inclusive Environments: Ensuring that classrooms are accessible and inclusive for children with various needs.
- Professional Development: Training teachers and staff on how to support children with neonatal disorders.
- Collaboration with Healthcare Providers: Working closely with healthcare providers to understand each child's needs.
- Monitoring Progress: Regularly assessing the child's progress and adjusting the IEP as necessary.

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