Global Certificate in IEP Implementation Strategies

• Introduction to IEP (Individualized Education Program): Understanding the purpose, legal framework, and components of an IEP.
• Assessment and Evaluation: Techniques for assessing student needs, strengths, and weaknesses; identifying appropriate evaluation tools and methods.
• Goal Setting and Objectives: Developing measurable and achievable goals and objectives based on student needs and IEP team input.
• Collaboration and Communication: Building relationships with students, families, and colleagues; effective communication strategies for IEP team meetings.
• Instructional Strategies: Evidence-based teaching methods and techniques for implementing IEPs in the classroom.
• Behavior Management: Positive behavior supports and interventions for students with special needs.
• Accommodations and Modifications: Adapting curriculum, instruction, and assessment to meet the unique needs of students with IEPs.
• Progress Monitoring and Reporting: Techniques for tracking student progress towards IEP goals, reporting progress to families and IEP teams.
• Transition Planning: Preparing students for post-secondary education, employment, and independent living through transition planning and services.
• Cultural Responsiveness: Incorporating cultural awareness and sensitivity into IEP implementation and special education practices.