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Our mission is to empower special education teachers to build stronger relationships with their families and students they service.

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Comment PODCAST to listen. 🚨 What if I told you transition doesn't begin when your student turns 16? It begins much earlier. The first time a preschooler says, "Help please."
The first time a second grader asks for a break instead of shutting down.
The first time a fifth grader explains why an accommodation helps them learn.
The first time a middle school student tracks their own progress.
The first time a high school student leads part of their IEP meeting. Those are all transition moments. This week on The Intentional IEP Podcast, we're reframing transition planning and showing why self-advocacy is one of the most important skills we can teach—long before students are filling out transition assessments. You'll learn:
✅ What transition really means under IDEA—and why it's more than jobs and graduation
✅ How self-advocacy develops from PreK through 12th grade with age-appropriate examples
✅ Simple ways to help students understand their strengths, communicate their needs, and participate in decisions about their learning 🎧 Listen to Transition Starts Earlier Than You Think: Teaching Self-Advocacy from PreK to Graduation on The Intentional IEP Podcast and discover how the small moments you're creating today shape the adults your students become tomorrow.

Five energy drinks might get you through this week

Five energy drinks might get you through this week... but these? 👀 The bags, those are IEP Screeners, and they're designed to get you through the entire school year. Each bag you see in this video contains a ready-to-use, skill-specific Screener that helps you quickly answer one important question: "Where is my student performing right now?" That answer becomes the foundation for everything that comes next:
📌 Writing stronger IEP goals.
📌 Collecting objective baseline data.
📌 Planning instruction.
📌 Progress monitoring.
📌 Assessing new students.
📌 Walking into IEP meetings with confidence. Instead of spending your planning period creating assessments from scratch or searching Google, Pinterest, TeachersPayTeachers, or even your old files hoping you can find something that works... You simply find the skill, print the screener, assess your student, and use the data to make informed instructional and IEP decisions. Inside The Intentional IEP System, you'll find more than 2,000 IEP Screeners covering PreK-6 academic skills, all organized by skill inside the Goal Bank so they're easy to find exactly when you need them. And if you're a Yearly educator, you'll also get access to our searchable Screener Bank and access to our new Screener Generator, making it even faster to find - or create - the right screener for the skill you're assessing. The best part? These aren't resources you'll use once and forget about. They're resources you'll reach for over and over again - whether you're writing an IEP, welcoming a new student, planning tomorrow's lesson, or collecting progress monitoring data months from now. Because the goal isn't just to survive this week. I want to help you build a system that helps you thrive all year long. 💙 Comment MEMEME to learn more about The Intentional IEP System.

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