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Specialized Curriculum and Instructional Material Supply

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This scope was carved out of Florida-FY27-ITN-006.

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University of Florida Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment Specialized Charter School Grants

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AgencyUniversity of Florida
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Supplies or develops specialized instructional materials and curricula for prime contractors on University of Florida Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment (UF CAN) grant-funded school projects. Develops lesson plans, visual schedules, and evidence-based instructional toolkits for students with autism and intellectual disabilities. Provides sensory learning kits and modified educational software. Requires expertise in Special Education (SPED) methodologies. Delivers physical or digital instructional materials.

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