📈 Understanding IEP Data Collection 📈
📈 If you've ever found IEP data collection to be a challenging and mystifying aspect of your child's education journey, you're not alone.
The world of data can be perplexing for both parents and teachers, leaving many feeling lost in the process.
But here's the exciting news: We've created something special to demystify the art of data collection, and we're extending the opportunity for you, the dedicated parent, to access these invaluable modules.
Introducing the Understanding IEP Data Collection for Parents Module
Designed by Lisa Lightner of A Day in Our Shoes, in collaboration with Emily, a special education teacher (Masters in Special Ed!), this module is your passport to understanding and harnessing the power of IEP data collection.
A Unique Opportunity:
Before we dive into the details, let's make one thing clear: Our goal isn't to tell teachers and school staff how to do their job. Rather, it's about providing accessible and affordable resources for teachers who might not receive this level of training from their school district.
IDEA—A Guide, Not a Rulebook when it come to data collection
IDEA (the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) outlines the importance of progress monitoring but doesn't prescribe the "how." It leaves room for interpretation and flexibility, acknowledging that there's no one-size-fits-all approach.
What You'll Discover:
🔍 Understanding IEP Data Collection: Demystify the concept and learn why data collection is crucial for your child's educational journey.
📊 The Nuts and Bolts: Gain insights into the practical aspects of data collection—what to collect, how to collect it, and why it matters.
📉 Unlocking Progress Monitoring: Understand the art of monitoring progress, helping you stay informed about your child's growth and development.
🧩 Making Informed Decisions: Learn how data collection empowers you to make informed decisions about your child's IEP.
🌟 Complementary to IDEA: While not required by IDEA, this knowledge is rooted in best practices, ensuring you're well-equipped to navigate the IEP journey effectively.
Your Path to Empowerment:
This module isn't just about data; it's about empowerment. It's about giving you the tools and knowledge you need to be a confident advocate for your child's education.
Seize the Opportunity:
Don't let data collection be a mystery any longer. Click the link below to access the Understanding IEP Data Collection for Parents Module. It's your opportunity to become a more informed and effective advocate for your child's educational success.
To Your Child's Bright Future,
Lisa Lightner
P.S. Your commitment to your child's education deserves recognition. Join us now, and let's demystify the world of data collection together.
17 Lessons
Already Joined? Login
Getting Started in IEP Data Collection
An introduction to the content covered in this module
Types of Academic Data (+ a few functional applications) Copy
An intro to Academic Data
Accuracy in IEP Data Collection
• Accuracy
An in-depth look at how and when to take data using accuracy
• Trials
An in-depth look at how and when to take data using trials
Types of Functional Data (+ a few Academic uses)
A quick look at a few methods of taking data that work for mostly functional goals (with some academic exceptions).
• Opportunities
An in-depth look at how and when to take data using opportunities
• Charted Opportunities
An in-depth look at how and when to take data using "charted" opportunities
Types of Functional Data (less-frequently used)
A quick look at a few methods of taking data that will only work for functional goals.
• Duration
An in-depth look at how and when to take duration data
• Latency
An in-depth look at how and when to take latency data
• Frequency
An in-depth look at how and when to take frequency data
• Interval (Whole Interval and Partial Interval)
An in-depth look at how and when to take whole- and partial-interval data
Who can take Data?
Thoughts regarding empowering classroom staff/paraeducators to take IEP data
Creative Ways to Take Data
More ideas for making data taking even easier!
IEP Progress Monitoring
An overview of the "why" and "how" of progress monitoring
Data Sheets
Downloadable, editable data sheets for your classroom