An IEP Resources post from one parent to another - with links to 5 things that I've found the most helpful in my own IEP journey
The first IEP meeting can be an intimidating experience for parents. It is important to remember that you know your child best and have valuable insight into
Getting ready for an IEP meeting can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. This free IEP Toolkit printable is designed to help you prepare for your child's IEP meeting's ahead of time by
Has your child's present level section of his IEP been updated? Their IEPs need to reflect who they are now (not who they were a year ago).
👨👩👦 IEP meetings can be information overload! 📚 Read speech therapist's advice and find out what questions to ask on your first meeting. 🔝🤔
Download this free checklist to help you organize — and update — the documents in your IEP binder. Prepare for IEP meetings with this printable organizer.
Does homework make you and your kid want to cry? If homework is a struggle and you have an IEP, here are some IEP accommodations to get you back on track.
The first IEP meeting can be an intimidating experience for parents. It is important to remember that you know your child best and have valuable insight into
Sticky notes are perfect for taking notes, quick data tracking, keeping track of IEPs, tracking progress towards assessment completion and documenting individual student’s goals! Bundle & save! Buy any 5 sticky notes of the same size and get 1 free! Add all 6 to your cart for an automatic discount.
Learn how to make an IEP binder for your child. Watch this video to learn what documents you need and what order to put them in to help you track your child’s progress and prepare for IEP meetings.
You ask for something on your child's IEP and are told "We don't do that here." It happens often. IEPs are based upon a child's need, so here's how to proceed.
12 common phrases the IEP Team may use to avoid providing services in IEP meetings. As a parent advocate you need to know what these phrases really mean.
As a special education teacher, it is difficult to find an IEP Planner and a Lesson Planner all in one that works for your classroom. One with enough spots for small group planning, a curriculum calendar map, and calendars for the year... but also all the IEP stuff: IEP goal progress tracking, parent communication, IEP meeting notes… And having two teacher planners is annoying until now. The Special Educator's All-in-One IEP Planner is your solution to having all of the things all in one place.
As parents, we are a vital part of our child's IEP team but we may feel mystified. This parent's guide to the IEP meetings will go through the language & steps.
Be it the first or tenth iteration, IEP meetings come with a set of responsibilities for both parents and teachers. While parents should take care of the child, their documentation, and other requirements, teachers too might take a few measures to make the meeting supervised smoothly. The checklists that we have provided for parents and ... Read more
Parent questionnaire for IEP meetings. Gathers input on child's academic, social, and developmental needs. Includes questions on goals, strengths, and concerns.
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Sticky notes are perfect for taking notes, quick data tracking, keeping track of IEPs, tracking progress towards assessment completion and documenting individual student’s goals! Bundle & save! Buy any 5 sticky notes of the same size and get 1 free! Add all 6 to your cart for an automatic discount.
How long does the school have to....? I'm answering all the parent IEP timeline questions and I even created a flowchart to explain it.
