As a special education teacher with 10 years in the field, I too know how many hours we spend writing IEPs and managing the paperwork.
And I’ve found that the single biggest roadblock special ed teachers face is being able to find a way to make IEP writing faster and less stressful. All we want to do is what we do best – TEACH!
But in many cases, through our coursework and professional development, we aren’t explicitly taught how to write an IEP. We know what an IEP is, we know who the IEP is for, but how do we write one? What’s the process of writing an IEP?
IEP Week is your free answer to that question.
So what is IEP Week and what exactly will you learn?
Delivered to your email inbox each day after you sign up will be one IEP topic. For 7 consecutive days you’ll learn the basics of an IEP, all the different parts, how to collaborate with general ed teachers and parents, and more.
All you need to get started is you. And maybe a notebook and pen.
The Intentional IEP will provide everything you need each day to make your IEP-teacher-writing-self super efficient, super organized, and super happy!
We suggest using a personal email address to sign up, as school firewalls may block IEP Week content from arriving into your inbox.
Have questions? Email us here.