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IEP Template

IEP Template. This template is to help you make a presentation at your IEP meeting to let the team know more about you and what your goals are for school and for the future. Use the questions to help you tell about yourself.

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IEP Template

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  1. IEP Template This template is to help you make a presentation at your IEP meeting to let the team know more about you and what your goals are for school and for the future. Use the questions to help you tell about yourself. Not all the questions may work for you. You may need to change things to make it tell more about you. Delete this slide when you are finished. Delete the questions as you complete each slide. If you need help finding images or have questions, please ask for help.

  2. Your NameIEP Meeting Date

  3. A Little Bit About Me • Full Name, age and current grade • Who you live with • List the classes you are taking

  4. A Little More About Me • My accomplishments • My heroes or who I look up to • My goals for this year

  5. Interests Insert image • List the things that you like to spend your time doing at school, home or the community Insert Image Insert Image

  6. Strengths List the characteristics about yourself that help you get along with others and do well in school and at work Example: Friendly Insert Image

  7. Preferences List the things you prefer to do. Example: work in a group or by yourself?

  8. Concerns • Example: Taking tests • List some of the things that concern you about school, work, and home

  9. Accommodations • List what helps you do better in school

  10. Future – Living Plans • Where do you plan to live after you are done with high school? • Are there living skills you still need to work on for greater independence?

  11. Future – Learning Plans • Do you plan to continue your education after you graduate from high school? If so, where would you like to go? Insert Image

  12. Future – Working Plans • What job would you like to work at? • What skills do you need to qualify for that job? • Training • Experiences

  13. Goals for the Coming Year • Classes to take • Extra-curricular activities • Contacts/College visits to arrange

  14. Add additional slides as needed

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