A Brief Look Into Your Student’s IEP | Middle School/High School Version

Description

Out of ten years of teaching special education, this is a form I have been using for the past eight years to provide regular education teachers with as a brief look into their students’ with IEPs information – whether it be the first day of school, after an IEP has been updated, or if a new student has been placed.

This form was intended for learning support students who are included in the regular classroom during their school day. I complete this form for each student and attach it to their IEP accommodation page(s), printed straight from their IEPs. This way the regular education teacher will have a better knowledge of their IEP student, come first day of instructing them.

Another benefit – regular education teachers will always be provided with a confidential desk copy of important information they need to know. IEPs are always available for regular education teachers to read, but not always at their convenience.

What’s Included:

▻ an example page

▻ 3 black and white student information sheets

▻ Editable Powerpoint option (for adding your own text boxes)

▻ Non-editable PDF option

Student Information Sheets Include:

▻ Class/Period the regular teacher will be instructing this student

▻ Case Manager

▻ Student Diagnosis & Medical Information

▻ Special Considerations (Needs)

▻ Ability Levels & Grade Equivalencies

▻ Related Services (OT, PT, Speech, etc.)

▻ Additional Notes for the teacher

▻ Specially Designed Instruction/Accommodations & Modifications at a Glance – Checklist

*** Do you already own one of my IEP binders? This “Get to Know Me” information sheet mimics the IEP information sheets found in each one of my binders. The only difference with this product is that it is geared more towards the regular education teacher, rather than myself as the special education teacher, as it has more concise at a glance information, a student schedule sheet, and a list to write student accommodations – if you choose to not attach them like I do.

Questions before purchasing or about any of my other products? Please, feel free to email me at Charleys.Classroom13@gmail.com! I’d be more than willing to answer your questions.

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