Index of Slides : Text Only Version
- Welcome
- New York State Education Department (NYSED) Individualized Education Program (IEP) Module #1
- Examples and Guidance
- The IEP is the Cornerstone of the Special Education Process
- IEP Development
- Why the State developed a model IEP form
- Individualized Education Program (IEP) - Regulatory Requirements
- NYSED Release of Model IEP
- Student Information Summary Form
- Student Information Summary
- State’s Model IEP Form
- Identifying Information
- Identifying Information
- Present Levels of Performance
- Considerations for All Students
- Special Considerations
- IEP Template for Present Levels of Performance
- Present Levels of Performance
- Present Levels of Performance
- Alternate Example
- Present Levels of Performance
- Academic Achievement, Functional Performance & Learning Characteristics
- Alternate Example
- Present Levels of Performance
- Social Development
- Present Levels of Performance
- Physical Development
- Present Levels of Performance
- Management Needs
- Present Levels of Performance
- For school-age students, consider such factors as:
- Example: School-Age Student
- For preschool students, consider such factors as:
- Example: Preschool Student
- Special Considerations
- Student Needs Relating to Special Factors - Behavior
- Student Needs Relating to Special Factors – Limited English Proficiency
- Student Needs Relating to Special Factors – Students who are Blind or Visually Impaired
- Student Needs Relating to Special Factors – Communication Needs
- Student Needs Relating to Special Factors – Assistive Technology
- Example
- Service or Device Needed to Address Special Considerations
- Questions regarding the State’s model forms may be sent to:
- For Additional Technical Assistance
- Module 2