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There are so many things to think about when writing IEP: writing IEP goals, determining accommodations and notifications, contacting parents, holding IEP meetings and so much more. Here are a few IEP Commandments as you start writing IEPs this year. • Do not copy and pasted. IEPS are individualized. No 2 IEPs are the same • Do not use 80% accuracy for every IEP goal. Not sure what to use instead? Check out theintentionaliep.com to learn more about writing IEP goals. • Always send home a proposed IEP. This helps parents bean active participate in the IEP progress. • Always have data to back up your decisions. You can’t write an IEP without data. Make sure you have data to support every decision on a student’s IEP. • Remember, there are no time limits on IEP meetings. If you need t
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35K views · 2.7K reactions | I ❤️ portable visual schedules! Do you? Comment “vs24” for more info on visuals 🌟 Here’s how to make a portable visual schedule: ➡️ Grab a fabric pencil pouch ➡️ Laminate a file folder ➡️ Cut out the folder to the size of the pouch ➡️ Add Velcro to the folder ➡️ Put a strip of Velcro across the front ➡️ Add pictures 💥 Ready to use!!! 💌 Be sure to share this reel with your SPED teacher besties! 👉🏼 Follow @autismlittlelearners for more tips and ideas. 💾 Save this post so you can come back to this idea later! #slpsofig #slpeeps #preschoolslp #preschoolsped #visualschedule #visualsupports #preschoolautism #autismteacher #autismclassroom #schoolbasedot #schoolbasedslp #preschoolteachers #spedsquad #speducator #spedtribe #autismmom #autismfamily #autismlittlelearners #visualschedule #autism #spedclassroom #specialed #earlychildhoodspecialeducation #preschoolspecialeducation #preschoolspeech #slpsofinstagram #autismlittlelearners | Tara Phillips
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