IEP Assistant Forms
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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--Secondary ELA Emotional Disabilities Teacher - 7 years
--Secondary ELA for Incarcerated Youth - 2 Years
--IEP Chair - Current
--Teacher Building Representative for the Local Union - Current
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IEP Meeting Notes Assistant
This is the form that made me want to do this. I have developed, and continue to develop, this form to help you keep accurate meeting notes during the IEP. This is a great tool for referencing items discussed at the meeting, and specific notes or important anecdotes that might come up. File Type: Google Doc (preview is of first page) Features include: Drop menusSections for parent input, notes from reports by teachers and related service providers, and important IEP items. Adjustments - If you
IEP Meeting Tracker Assistant (Full School Year) August to July
To my IEP chairs! This is the tracker I personally use to keep up with all the IEP meetings that I have to hold. Keep all your IEP progress, from start to close, in one place. File Type: Google Sheet Features include: Drop menusAutomatic date adjustment for 30, 60, and 90 days from meeting dateExample tab with thorough explanationAdjustments - If you need a specific adjustment for your needs, or your school, let me know!Unlimited support - If you have an issue, let me know, and we'll figure it o
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Experience
--Secondary ELA Emotional Disabilities Teacher - 7 years
--Secondary ELA for Incarcerated Youth - 2 Years
--IEP Chair - Current
--Teacher Building Representative for the Local Union - Current
Teaching style
Respect, understanding, and the grace to leave room for growth. These things create a safe space for students, or people, to fail, be vulnerable, and learn. This is my style.
My own education history
--Virginia Commonwealth University - English B.A.
--George Washington University - Education and Human Development M.A. (Focus on Teaching Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders)
Additional biographical information
Thanks for stopping by. I was a teacher for almost 10 years, now I'm an IEP chair. I had a hard time getting someone to teach me how to do my job, so I started developing forms to help myself. If it can help you or your team/staff also, then my experience will not have been in vain.
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