IEP Quality and Rigor for Complex Needs - 31450
As part of this training, we will share the Quality and Rigor Rubric that has been created to guide you in the development process of Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (PLAAFPs), Goals/Objectives, and Progress Monitoring Methods of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities.
The IEP Quality and Rigor Rubric is a tool for educators to reflect on the quality and rigor of their own IEP writing in a supportive and strategic manner. This process is about continuous improvement and is not evaluative of the educator.
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Each participant must bring a copy of a student's IEP PLAAFP and goals for use with instruction and coaching during the session. Please have your device available if you choose to view the handouts electronically.
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Charter School Personnel, Teacher - Special Education, Teacher - Early Childhood/PreK/Kindergarten, Teacher - General Education
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Educators will understand critical components of the IEP, including the PLAAFP, goals/objectives, and progress monitoring methods.
Educators will apply the Quality & Rigor Rubric to their IEPs, PLAAFP, goals/objectives, and progress monitoring sections.
Educators will create PLAAFPs, goals/objectives, and rigorous progress monitoring methods of the highest quality.
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