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How to Write Effective Present Level Statements on an IEP

PLAAFP statements are one of the most important parts of an IEP. They is the foundation upon which IEP goals, services, accommodations and modifications are built. But writing Present Level statements can be difficult to write. Learn about the common mistakes special education teachers make when writing PLAAFP sections, how to break down your student’s Present Levels of Performance and best practices for writing Present Level statements as a special education teacher.

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Special Education Teacher Tips: How to Write Effective IEP Impact Statements

As a special education teacher, you’re taught how to choose IEP goals for your students, how to choose accommodations and modifications based on their needs and how to choose services unique to each student. But for some reason impact statements aren’t taught and is usually a generalized, statement you put in every IEP. Learn why impact statements are so important for your students and how to write effective impact statements here.

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The Easiest Way to Collect Data in the Special Education Classroom

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First Day of School Must Dos! - Mandy's Tips for Teachers

First Day of School Must Dos! – Mandy’s Tips for Teachers

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20 Tips for New Teachers — Alleah Maree

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How to Foster a Positive Relationship with Your Paraprofessionals

Paraprofessionals are an important part of the special education classroom. Having a good paraprofessional can make a huge difference! Parapros can help with classroom management, documenting behaviors, IEP goal work, collaborating on a student’s IEP, and so much more. Which is why it is so important to set expectations, train your paraprofessionals, and work on building rapport with them to build a collaborative relationship. Here are my top 5 strategies to help you work as a team with paras.

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How to Use IEP Folder Snapshots and Audit Forms - Mrs. D's Corner

One of the most challenging parts of being a special education teacher is figuring out how to organize all your IEP paperwork. The IEP Folder Snapshot is designed to make keeping track of what’s in a student’s IEP folder easier. With a quick glance you can see exactly what is inside of a student’s IEP folder. It’s a great way to prepare for an audit or see what accommodations or modifications a student has at a glance. This simple document can help keep data organized at your fingertips.