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Preview of Hearing and Amplification Basics Checklist for DHH Students

Hearing and Amplification Basics Checklist for DHH Students

Created by
Hearing 101
An informal checklist to evaluate your student's independence with his/her hearing amplification in the school setting. A great tool to track student progress, write IEP goals, and for communication with parents. This is one of four checklists developed for use in the game Self-Advocacy 101, A Teacher's Tool for School-Aged DHH Students (also available on TPT).
Preview of Annual Review Student Survey

Annual Review Student Survey

I use this survey in preparation for an annual review meeting and writing a student's IEP. It helps to keep the child as an individual present and in mind while writing IEP's and while meeting with the team and parents to discuss progress and future plans. Depending on the age and ability level, this can be used as an interview sheet where you can write the student's answers or it can be given for a student to fill out themselves. Like this product? Check out my store here!
Preview of Special Education Transition Timeline

Special Education Transition Timeline

Created by
Miss Shalee
A visually represented timeline of transition services and supports for special education students.
Preview of ECSE/Early Childhood IEP Summary Sheet

ECSE/Early Childhood IEP Summary Sheet

Created by
Abby Long
Free at-a-glance IEP Summary Sheet. Originally designed for use in Early Childhood SpEd, but can be used for all SpEd areas.
Preview of Parent Letter - Quarter 1

Parent Letter - Quarter 1

Created by
Susan Satar
I used this letter at the end of Quarter 1 to share some classroom updates with students, parents, and families. Additionally, I sent home individualized progress reports, that had a detailed grade report for reference. This document can be modified and used as an Intervention Letter, to prepare and inform students and families of structures in place for student success.
Preview of Individual Goal Sheet

Individual Goal Sheet

Created by
Live Laugh Prep
We all know that data collecting is a key part in the world of Special Education. This simple sheet will help keep track of the progress your student is making towards their goal. It can be difficult to know what is being taught at each group, station, or specialist, but with a spot for a name, it will show what progress is being made with whoever it may be working with your student. There is a small box to jot down quick notes about what was made during their teaching session. This sheet i
Preview of College Admissions Timeline and FAQ

College Admissions Timeline and FAQ

Created by
Future Finders
Your year-by-year roadmap through high school—and clear answers to the most common admissions questions.This guide walks families through what really matters at each stage of high school, from freshman to senior year, so you can plan ahead with clarity and confidence. It also answers the questions students and parents ask most often about financial aid, applications, testing, college visits, and more. Perfect for families who want a no-fluff overview of the process without the late-night Googlin
Preview of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health: Historical Foundations, Quantitative

Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health: Historical Foundations, Quantitative

Industrial hygiene has evolved into a data-driven discipline central to occupational risk prevention. This paper examines its historical development, evaluates current practices using global datasets, and projects future trends shaped by technology and emerging hazards. Analysis of data from the International Labour Organization (ILO), World Health Organization (WHO), and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reveals persistent occupational disease burdens despite declining injury rates in devel
Preview of ABC Countdown to Summer 2015

ABC Countdown to Summer 2015

Created by
Pre-K Buffet
Count the days down to summer in a fun interactive way!
Preview of Characteristics of Dyslexia Guide

Characteristics of Dyslexia Guide

Answer these common questions: What are the most common characteristics of dyslexia? What does dyslexia look like at different ages/grade levels? Should I be concerned if I only see one or two characteristics? This is a resource guide often requested by parents, teachers and pediatricians.
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