How to Build a Meaningful, Appropriate IEP
Ready to Unlock the Key to Your Child's Best Education?
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the world of IEPs, this course is here to change that. It’s your guide to understanding and mastering the essential components of an IEP, making sure your child gets the education they truly deserve.
What’s Inside?
We’re diving straight into the heart of IEPs, breaking down the critical components, and giving you the tools to boost your child’s educational success. Here’s a sneak peek of what this game-changing course includes:
🧐 Understanding IEP Evaluations: Get a handle on the complexities of IEP evaluations—key to creating a plan that truly meets your child's needs.
📝 How to Write IEP Goals: Learn how to craft goals that actually drive your child’s progress and success.
📊 IEP Progress Monitoring: Discover how to effectively monitor progress so you’re always up-to-date on your child’s development.
🍎 Preschool to Kindergarten Transition: Confidently navigate the big leap from preschool to kindergarten, setting your child up for a great start.
📚 Homework Considerations for an IEP: Find strategies to manage homework that align with your child's needs and abilities.
👩💻 Assistive Technology and Your IEP: Learn how to use assistive technology to support and empower your child's learning journey.
Designed for Parents, Beneficial for All
This course is built for parents and caregivers, but it’s packed with insights that can benefit anyone involved in the IEP process.
7 Lessons
Understanding IEP Evaluations, for Parents
How to Make Sense of your Evaluation Reports
How to Write Meaningful IEP Goals
If your IEP goals aren't solid and meaningful, you won't get the supports your child needs.
Understanding IEP Progress Monitoring, for Parents
Understand how to Get Meaningful Data and Progress Monitoring
The Preschool to Kindergarten IEP Transition
How to Make the most of the Special Ed Preschool to KG transition.
Homework: Considerations for IEP Students
What adjustments can be made to an IEP student's homework?
Assistive Technology, AAC and Your IEP
A replay of the webinar I presented for Office of Special Ed programs a few years ago.
When the IEP isn't Being Followed
Steps to Take when the School is Not Following the IEP