Individual Learning Plan
Individual Learning Plan
Individual Learning Plan
Date:29/6/2015
Able to complete year 7 numeracy with ease and sometimes will even help others if
they struggle
Will follow some instructions mostly when they are specific to him
Mum says he is getting better at completing homework and is needing less help
.
Learning improvement goals
term goals
Literacy/ reading:
Express sentences orally first, then use
phonetics, colourful semantics. Use a text/
word bank
Create a box of words that he can read and
understand the meaning of. Read at least 3- 4
times a day (minimum 10 minutes each
session)
Parents/carers expectations/support
Identify in partnership:
have consistent meetings with Literacy
support and reading recovery to monitor
progress and aid strategy for Brodys reading
and writing.
Hold a PSG meeting with staff included in
Brodys support program as well as the
psychologist and Mother every 4 weeks so
everyone is on the same page and is updated
with progress
The school holds meeting for parents with
autistic children so they can share experiences
and strategies.
Ensure Brody has a say with what he feels
comfortable doing
Ensure that the all staff and Mother feel
comfortable talking at anytime about Brody
and his behavior.
Processes for collection of data
Level of progression points for reading. Keep a tally of books he has read as he
moves up points
Sharing and communication. How the share jar is working with others. Ensure Brody
sits mostly at the collaboration table with other students
Check in with the psychologist on what strategies for behavior he has been doing e.g.
deep breathing for being calm and recognizing others emotions
The star chart for token economies- if that increases motivation for behaving well.
Monitor the peg system- how many times has Brody been in the red zone for his
behavior
The extend of his word banks identifies word recognition and understanding. See how
many more words he can identify by the end of term
Students comments:
I do want to share more but I like having it all my own way
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I really want to read Diary of a wimpy Kid by the end of the term