Individualization: Instruction based on data and student needs
IEP goals: Ambitious but realistic goals for the student’s individualized education program (IEP)
Progress evaluation: Regular evaluation of progress towards IEP goals
Specialized instruction: Intensified instruction for students who aren’t making adequate progress
Whole child planning: Considering the student’s social-emotional and academic needs
Communication: Frequent communication with parents and community service providers
Support services: Health, movement, and sensory support
What are we required to provide?
The education specialist provides intensive instruction and supports in two or more of the following domains: academics, communication, gross/fine motor, social-emotional, behavioral, vocational and adaptive/daily living skills.
Communication
Ask for Help by: The Kiboomers Level: very low
Sign Language Part 1 by: treatautism Level: very low
Sign Language Part 2 by: treatautism Level: very low
Sign Language Part 3 by: treatautism Level: very low
Nice to Meet You (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Happy Birthday (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Move and Groove (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Nice to Meet You (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Nice to Meet You (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Happy Birthday (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Move and Groove (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low
Nice to Meet You (ASL) by: Stephanie Pagan Level: very low