Complete IEP Guide, The by Lawrence M. Siegel

Author:Lawrence M. Siegel [Attorney Lawrence M. Siegel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-4133-2035-0
Publisher: Nolo
Published: 2014-11-15T00:00:00+00:00

Use an IEP Material Organizer Form

Once your material is highlighted, you should take the time to create an additional document that will help you organize and access important information. I call it, for want of a more creative term, an IEP Material Organizer Form.

FORM

A sample IEP Material Organizer Form is below; a blank, downloadable copy is available on this book’s Companion Page on www.nolo.com. See Chapter 16 for the link. Use one page for each major issue.

An IEP material organizer divides your written information, notes, and reports into important topics (such as related services or methodologies), keyed to your blueprint. As you can see from the sample, the IEP Material Organizer Form allows you to find specific information—such as an evaluation report, a pediatrician letter, or key statements made by a teacher or other potential witnesses—that support or dispute your blueprint items.

You can divide the IEP material organizer into subtopics that track your child’s specific needs. For example, under “placement,” you might have subtopics like class size, peer needs, type of class, location of class, and the like. Under the related service of a one-on-one aide, you might add the length and number of sessions, the qualifications of the aide, and what the aide will do. Under a curricula/methodology issue such as a reading program, you might include when the reading work is done or at what pace.

Feel free to use the IEP Material Organizer Form to subdivide issues in whatever way works for you.

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