PLAAFP | Data Collection | Profile | PLOP | Annual Goals |
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I can be obtained from standardized assessments, District and/or state assessments, informal assessments, teacher, student and parent input, portfolios/work samples, running records, student attendance and grades, and the most recent IEP progress reports
What are the present levels of academic achievement and functional performance?
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The ongoing process of collecting and analyzing data to determine student progress.
What is progress monitoring through data collection?
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I briefly describe how the student's disability specifically affects his/her involvement and progress in the general curriculum. I include which performance pathways are affected and which academic areas are impacted?
What is the impact statement?
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Academic and behavior
What are the areas we collect data?
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I am the section where the parent's voice is documented either in person or via telephone conference.
What is the parent concern?
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For middle school and high school students what should be taken into consideration when doing future planning?
Transition needs.
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True or False: The description of academic, developmental, and/or functional strengths is where the case manger puts the student dresses nicely each day.
False.
What does go in the strengths? Give examples |
How do you discuss future planning with a student who has a Significant Cognitive Disabiltiy who states they want to be a physician?
Discuss course work, college requirements and related skills necessary to perform job. Perhaps outline alternatives in the medical field.
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True or False: The PLAAFP drives the entire IEP.
True
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What is the difference between future planning with a preschool/elementary child and a middle/high school student.
Preschool/elementary child focuses on the academic piece and middle/high school focuses on post secondary.
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