Description
This in-depth IEP Snapshot / IEP at a Glance data sheet is perfect for keeping track of your students with special needs, without having to lug around each student’s IEP folder.
Who is this for?
Any caseload manager in any special education classroom setting at any grade level.
“HELP! I need help organizing my caseload!”
>> You’ll find this blog post very helpful.
“I need help planning for and running IEP Meetings!”
>> This blog post is full of tips and tricks from veteran special ed teachers.
“This is my first year, HELP!” or “I’m starting in a new special ed position, HELP!”
>> Here are tips on where to start, what to prep, and more!
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ELA Arcade –
Very helpful!
Monica M –
This was super helpful as new teacher reading and keeping track of all of my students’ IEPs.
Fatima S. –
I wasn’t in love with it. It needs more space for the goals.
Danielle P. –
Helpful with keeping me organized when writing IEPs and for quick reminders of each student’s IEPs.
Basha Beach –
A great resource!
Rebecca D. –
Nice way to vies my IEPs and share with my aides.
Love Bug Creations –
Thank you
Victoria L. –
Great resource!
Courtney Swoboda –
If you teach an SDC class or elementary level rsp, then this is perfect! I switched to RSP high school and there is a lot left to desire and I ended up making my own form.
Debra S. –
I use this for a quick snapshot of my students and I can quickly look at this as a reminder of what the student’s needs are. Thank you for the sweet form
Allenna W. –
great resource! thank you
Hayley F. –
A nice way to unclutter my IEP sheets!
Laura Noah Stevens –
This document provides the perfect snapshot of my caseload without lugging around 40+ full documents daily.
Amanda H. –
Great for organization.
Carrie G. –
This helped my students take ownership with support of their goals for the older students and helped communicate with the gen ed teachers of the younger students.
Maj Methods –
Cute!
Meghan G. –
This is such a great, helpful resource that keeps me organized. This is essential for SLP’s or special educators, especially with large caseloads. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this wonderful resource. The fact that it’s free is really a great bonus as well!
Sandra J K. –
This is a great resource for knowing your students. I find it very helpful.
Life Skills with Stacey –
Very helpful thank you!
Audrey J. –
I will be using this to help with working with inclusion students and their general education teachers. It will be very helpful.