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IEP Teacher Input Form

A seven-question input form lets a general education teacher document a student's strengths, concerns, and performance for an IEP, with a fully worked model example provided.
Year groups
Not Year Specific
File type
Microsoft Word

Updated May 06, 2022

Subject
Special Education Needs (SEN), Special Resources
Topic
IEP Teacher, Special Ed
Resource types
Teacher Tools

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About this resource

A one-page, seven-question input form lets a general education teacher document a student's strengths, areas of concern, academic performance, functional performance, parent contact history, current interventions, and any other comments for inclusion in that student's IEP. Immediately following the blank form, the file provides a fully filled-in example (using the generic placeholder name 'Johnny Smith') that models the level of detail and tone expected in each answer, such as describing a student's strengths in classroom participation and noting a recent anxiety diagnosis under areas of concern. A closing Terms of Use section credits 'Good Human Project featuring Behaviour Buddies' as the resource's creator and states the form may not be redistributed beyond the original purchaser. The form itself contains no academic content or task for students -- it is purely a documentation tool for the teacher completing an IEP referral or annual review.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Use the included learning resource.

Teaching tips

  • Complete the form using the included 'Johnny Smith' example as a model for how much detail and what tone (strengths-first, factual) is expected in each answer.

  • Fill this out shortly before an IEP meeting while specific, recent examples of the student's performance are still fresh.

Skills covered

  • IEP input documentation -- a general education teacher records structured observations about a student's academic, behavioural, and functional performance across seven prompts.

  • Modeled response writing -- the included worked example demonstrates the expected depth and tone for each of the seven questions, from strengths to parent-contact history.

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