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Raise your hand if you’ve ever stared at an IEP go

Raise your hand if you’ve ever stared at an IEP goal and thought: “…wait, what were we even trying to measure?” 🙋‍♀️
Same. That’s why I wrote the book I wish I had when I started writing IEPs. ✔️ Real examples
✔️ Collaboration tips
✔️ Data collection help
✔️ Clear guidance (finally) 📘 Comment IEPBOOK to grab your copy. You’ll wonder how you ever IEP’d without it.

A strong Present Levels of Academic and Functional

A strong Present Levels of Academic and Functional Performance will leave breadcrumbs throughout the rest of the IEP. Let me explain. The present levels will determine what IEP goals to write. The IEP goals will determine what supports and services the student is in need of. The supports and services determine the student's appropriate LRE, and ultimately the curriculum. IEPs are large documents full of many different moving parts that are living and changeable. However, no one part stands alone. All sections of an IEP are connected and intertwined with one another. Do you agree? What else would you add to this?

It’s okay to admit it, because I’ve done it. Whe

It’s okay to admit it, because I’ve done it. When you know better, you do better 😉 So let’s see if the stat still stands true… use the poll to tell me if you’ve ever written an IEP the night before the IEP meeting. 👋 #specialeducationteachers #iepteam #ieps #iepmeeting

Comment PAPERSHOP to see all of our premade, ready

Comment PAPERSHOP to see all of our premade, ready to use data sticky notes. But you can also collect data super quick using a blank sticky. Here’s the basic how to: 1. Get your data sticky note anatomy down. See video for explanation. 2. Use a simple +/- or tallies. 3. Use student initials, for both individual data sessions o when taking data during small or whole groups. 4. Transfer the data to Google forms to easily export the data into graphs, or transfer to your data binder rings. For more on data collection and progress monitoring, I invite you to take our Intentional Data Collection course inside the @theintentionaliep platform. Comment MEMEME to learn more.

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