6 Principles of IDEA, the IEP Process, and IEP Scavenger Hunt
6 Principle of IDEA, the IEP Process, and IEP Scavenger Hunt
Directions: Complete each section below as directed.
Part 1: 6 Principles of IDEA and the IEP Process Reflection
Carefully review the “6 Principles of IDEA” and “The IEP Process” topic Resources.
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In 200-250 words, discuss two key takeaways you learned from the “6 Principles of IDEA” and “The IEP Process” interactive media pieces and explain why it is important to be knowledgeable about the principles and processes that govern education for students with disabilities.
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Part 2: IEP Scavenger Hunt
Review the “Sample High School IEP” and use the information available in each specified section of the IEP to complete the chart below.
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Summary of Information In 2-3 sentences summarize the information found in each section of the IEP. |
Student-Specific Planning In 2-3 sentences explain how you will use the information provided in planning student-specific interactions and instruction that meets the needs outlined in each section of the IEP. |
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Demographic Information |
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Section 3: Present Level of Academic Achievement |
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Section 4: Functional Performance |
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Parent Input (Found in both the Section 3: Present Level of Academic Achievement and Section 4: Functional Performance sections. ) |
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Annual Goals |
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Accommodations |
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Student Strengths, Preferences, and Interests and Post-Secondary Transition Goals |
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Coordinated Transition Services |
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Services (including special education services, related services, and supplementary aides/assistive technology) |
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