Learning Abled Kids IEP Training Course Copyright Statement All information contained in this Learning Abled Kids IEP Training Course is copyrighted by Sandy Cook and Learning Abled Kids, or is content from the ASPIIRE and ILIAD IDEA Partnership initiatives of … Continue reading →
Sandy Cook developed this Free IEP Training Course as a labor of love. She wants to help parents understand and navigate the special education world, especially IEP meetings. Sandy remembers how clueless she felt at her first several IEP meetings! … Continue reading →
IEP Placement Decisions – The Least Restrictive Environment LRE When determining your child’s IEP placement, carefully consider your child’s ability to learn in the regular classroom at his local school. Your child’s placement must be in the least restrictive environment ( … Continue reading →
Present Level of Performance Examples for Writing this IEP Section As you are writing your child’s Present Level of Performance (PLOP) statement, have you considered your child’s learning strengths? Schools often overlook strengths in favor of disabilities. However, learning strengths … Continue reading →
Improve your child’s performance with great Executive Functioning IEP Goals Supporting children with ADHD or executive functioning difficulties with effective Executive Functioning IEP goals is essential for their academic and life success. These goals should be specific, measurable, and tailored … Continue reading →
Two Quick Tips Before Creating Written Expression IEP Goals When your child struggles with his writing skills, you need Measurable Written Expression IEP Goals. This page shares information about writing measurable IEP goals, so you can tell if your child … Continue reading →
Make SURE your child makes real progress in reading with great reading fluency IEP goals and measureable reading decoding goals. Learn How: Great IEP goals for reading let YOU know if your child is making adequate yearly progress in reading. … Continue reading →
If your child’s spelling is horrible, you need GREAT Spelling IEP Goals. I’ve listed several examples of Spelling IEP Goals that are SMART, measureable goals. There’s an explanation of how to write smart spelling goals for IEPs too. Feel free … Continue reading →
Do you need Free IEP Training? If you have a child on an IEP and feel like you’re a lost fish swimming in an ocean of special education jargon, I’ve been there! Going through this IEP Training will reduce your … Continue reading →
