PLAAFP Data Collection Profile PLOP Annual Goals
100
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?
100
The ongoing process of collecting and analyzing data to determine student progress.
What is progress monitoring through data collection?
200
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?
200
Academic and behavior
What are the areas we collect data?
300
I am the section where the parent's voice is documented either in person or via telephone conference.
What is the parent concern?
300
For middle school and high school students what should be taken into consideration when doing future planning?
Transition needs.
400
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
400
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.
500
True or False: The PLAAFP drives the entire IEP.
True
500
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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