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Accommodations & Modfications Checklist made for Google Docs
This Google Doc was created so that you can easily check off every accommodation and/or modification that a student has listed in his or her IEP, 504, or RTI plan. The Doc is stored in your Google Drive and you can make a copy for each of your students, then share it with the individual teachers and administrators that work with the students. You also can edit it to suit your needs. To check one of the boxes, you right click and select the checkmark. Accommodations and modifications fall into th
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Toilet Training: Data Collection Sheet
Support caregivers and toileting programs with this easy-to-use Toileting Parent Data Collection Sheet designed for ABA therapy, special education, early intervention, and home-based toilet training programs! This editable resource helps parents, caregivers, BCBAs, RBTs, teachers, and therapists consistently track toileting opportunities using structured 90-minute intervals throughout daily routines. This resource was created to support caregiver training goals focused on increasing procedural f
PreK - 1st
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EDITABLE Visual Schedule for the Day | Daily Student Schedule with Pictures
Editable Visual Schedule for the Day (Google Docs) Help your students stay organized, reduce anxiety, and build independence with this editable visual daily schedule! This resource is designed to be fully customizable so you can match your classroom routines and individual student needs. Simply make a copy in Google Docs and personalize it for each student. You can easily change times, activities, names, and swap out pictures/icons to better reflect your students’ schedules and learning envi
PreK - 12th
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The Data Cycle: Predictions → Observations → Inferences → Actions
This 4-step data protocol is designed to help teachers move beyond simply looking at scores and instead turn data into meaningful action. By first making predictions, teachers reflect on what they expect students to know or struggle with, which sharpens their focus before reviewing results. During observations, teachers identify factual patterns in the data, such as high- and low-performing questions, without jumping to conclusions too quickly. Next, through inferences, the team pinpoints whi
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