"procedures are designed to safeguard the rights of students with disabilities and their parents (O'Halloran, 2008). This legal requirement has been described as a practice that balances fairness for both families and educational professionals in the outcome of special education assessment (Turnbull, Strickland, & Brantley, 1982). Due process provides protection to the consumers of the assessment processfor example, by requiring that parents give their consent before their child is assessed."

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