At the beginning of the school year, it is the special education teacher's job to share IEP information with school staff. This blog post includes some important things to think about when completing this important back to school task.
An IEP Snapshot, or also called an IEP at a Glance, is a one page, quick glance at what a child’s IEP says. Many IEP writing systems will produce this document for you, but they aren’t always thorough or easy to read. That’s why when I taught 5th grade resource at a charter school, I […]
Ensure the success of your students with special needs by using our comprehensive IEP Goal Progress Tracker. This tool is designed to help teachers, case managers, and parents monitor the progress of IEP goals effectively and efficiently.Features:- Student Information Section: Includes fields for St...
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Welcome to the world of high school, where the days are long, the homework is plenty, and the social drama never seems to end. In this fast-paced environment, it’s important for students to stay on top of their attendance to ensure they don’t fall behind. However, we all know that getting teenagers out of bed ... Read more
As a special educator, you have a good understanding of the importance of the IEP meeting but there are things to do BEFORE & AFTER the meeting that you may not be aware of. BEFORE the Meeting: • Fill in the IEP calendar at the beginning of each school year • Schedule the IEP meeting with the parents at least 3 weeks in advance (or follow your district's requirements) • Send out teacher and parent input forms (digitally or paper/pencil) • Send home the draft IEP about a week before the meeting (or follow your district's requirements) AFTER the Meeting: • Finalize the IEP (type in comments/changes/additions made during the meeting into the IEP system) • Send home a copy of the finalized IEP to the parent • Give the teacher a copy of the snapshot • Send the original IEP with s
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As a special education teacher, you ARE a superhero! Do you know your educator's superpower? Let's find out what it is. Take this two-minute quiz, and then share your newly found power with your special educator friends.
As a special education teacher, you ARE a superhero! Do you know your educator's superpower? Let's find out what it is. Take this two-minute quiz, and then share your newly found power with your special educator friends.
Are you a special education teacher or service provider looking for an efficient way to document and track the services you provide to students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)? Our IEP Service Log is the perfect solution for you!Product Features:- Student Information Section: Easily re...
There are lots of ways to break out of the stereotype of video lectures! Here are some engaging video conference ideas to try.
Special educators, now you can easily organize your data collection system inside and out! Mix and match these easy to use printables to help your data tracking system work FOR you.
My Bulletin Boards are UP! Phew…… only 10 hours later! I LOVE doing the fun things like this during back to school season. It’s a nice fresh break from the schedule making, IEP goal creating, data creating and lesson plan making. I make sure to do my bulletin boards last… AFTER I arrange my furniture...
Organizing IEP case files can be overwhelming without a system in place. Here's how to get and stay organized all school year long!
Are you juggling multiple school sites, a high caseload, and too many IEP meetings? You need this 21-page caseload organizer to help you stay organized amidst the chaos that comes with being a school-based therapist.
