?s for Developing the Most Appropriate IEP
Present Levels of Academic Achievement
and Funtional Performance
* Does it include a statement of how your child’s
disability affects involvement and progress
in the general curriculum?
* Are all academic and functional skills
identified?
* Are are social, emotional. and behavioral
needs identified?
Annual Goal/Objectives
* Are the goals measurable, reasonable,
and attainable?
* Are all academic and behavioral needs
addresses?
* Are objectives required for my child?
IEP Services
* What types of specialized instruction
or services, including behavioral, does
my child need?
* Where will services be provided and
who will provide them (individually,
in a group, in the classroom, direct
service or by consultation)?
* When will services begin and end?
* Does the IEP include a Positive
Behavioral Intergration Plan if my child’s
behavior interfers with learning?
* Does my child need assistive technology
to help him/her with class work,
homework, or long term assignments?
Accommodations/Modifications
* Does my child need preferential seating
or extended time for tests, etc.?
* Does my child need modifications
for class work, homework, or behavior?
* Will my child participate in statewide
or district-wide assessments and
will accomodations be needed?
Monitoring Progress
* How will my child’s progress on each
goal be measured?
* How and when will I be informed of
progress?
* How will I know if the progress is
enough so that he/she will achieve
their goals by the end of the year?
This information comes from
the Parent Information Center
PO Box 2405 Concord, NH 03302-2405
800-947-7005
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~ by winterpasthomestead on April 13, 2009.
Posted in Educational
Tags: academic achievement, disability, emotional. behavioral, functional performance, IEP, new hampshire, parent information center, progress, services, social
