Hello Dear Readers,
November is going to be a busy month for me. I have 8 IEPs this month, with three of them being Tri’s. I’ve already completed WJIV on one of the students. Next week, I will complete testing on the other two. So, wish me luck, dear readers. I’m going to be super busy!!!
Dear Reader,
14 minutes to hold and facilitate an I.E.P.!!! I have the facilitation of my I.E.P.s down to a science. Some may not believe me, but, I’m here to tell you that it can and has been done.
My IEPs are tight. So tight, in fact, that I had to go back and check to ensure that everything was discussed; and it was!
My secret (Nothing groundbreaking): I talk to the parents ahead of time so they don’t hijack the meetings. I could say more, but that’s a whole other post. (2) I speak with all stakeholders. Once you speak with all stakeholders, the IEP meeting just flows. (3) I use Google Slides. That way, I manage myself and all participants.
So, there you have it. As I said, it’s nothing groundbreaking. It’s just doing the work on the back end to make everything on the front end easier.
If you’d like a copy of the Google slides, you’ll have to pay for that on my upcoming Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Stay tuned!
Hi Dear Readers,
Here’s the link to the previous post (click here) where I discussed graphing WJIV scores. At the time, I hadn’t chosen scores for Superior and Very Superior because I had not yet tested anyone who scored that high. Well, now I have. So, I have to choose colors for those categories. I think I’ll choose Dark Blue for Superior & Plum for Very Superior.
Stay tuned for my next post about my 18 minute I.E.P.!
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