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Reflecting on the IEP: A Continuous Improvement Approach (after the IEP)
This resource discusses the power of reflecting on the IEP process and gathering feedback from all team members on their educational experiences, IEP goals, and the support they receive to ensure meaningful participation and success.
Supporting Students with Disabilities at School and Home: A Guide for Teachers to Support Families and Students
This guide highlights 5 key practices for teachers and families to support all students, including students with disabilities, at school and home. For each practice, the guide provides (a) tips for teachers to support students with disabilities during instruction; (b) tips for families that educators can share to support or enhance learning at home, especially during periods of remote instruction; and (c) free-access resources that include strategies shown to be effective by research (e.g., informational guides, downloadable materials, research-based programs).
Co-Teaching Reference Guide for Parents / Caregivers
Reference guide for parents/caregivers on: what is co-teaching, benefits of co-teaching, co-teaching models, and FAQs
Pathways to Partnership Active Listening Handout
This handout identifies a range of listening strategies facilitators can use to gather information, support mutual understanding and help themselves and team members to have empathy for others' position, which reduces conflict.
All About Me- Student Slide Template for Elementary Students
All About Me Student Presentation Template for Early Childhood/Elementary Students. This presentation template is designed for preschool and elementary students to encourage incorporating their input and voice into their IEP meetings.
All About Me Slide Template for Secondary Students
"All About Me Student Presentation Template for Secondary Students. This presentation template is designed for middle and high school students to encourage incorporating their input and voice into their IEP meeting."
My Vision for My Future
This resource is a user-friendly template designed to help students map out their future vision. It guides them in thinking about both short-term goals and long-term dreams, such as potential jobs and whether they plan to pursue higher education. Ideal for encouraging thoughtful planning, this template empowers students to envision and take steps toward their future.
Preparing for the IEP Meeting
Thorough preparation for an IEP meeting can help ensure a smooth and efficient process. It's important to review both the procedural requirements mandated by IDEA and strategies that foster a collaborative environment, including preparation of the meeting space, engagement with parents, and effective team collaboration.
Parent Outreach and Support Compilation of Resources for Family Support
This resource provides direct links to community based resources for children and their families.
Pathways to Partnership Remaining Neutral Handout
Helpful strategies in how to engage with IEP team members and remain neutral in the meeting.
