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Getting involved in your IEP

Getting involved in your IEP. Dr. Amber McConnell University of Oklahoma Zarrow Center for Learning Enrichment. Agenda . IEP Information and Quiz At your IEP meeting Video Xtranormal video I’m Determined Video Complete IEP script Choose IEP roles Watch “Student’s IEP ” video

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Getting involved in your IEP

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  1. Getting involved in your IEP Dr. Amber McConnell University of Oklahoma Zarrow Center for Learning Enrichment

  2. Agenda • IEP Information and Quiz • At your IEP meeting Video • Xtranormal video • I’m Determined Video • Complete IEP script • Choose IEP roles • Watch “Student’s IEP” video • Role Play IEP meeting

  3. Your IEP Meeting Information and Quiz

  4. The IEP • Required by law • You, parents, school representatives meet to make a plan of what you will learn and do during next year. • Focus of the IEP in first year of high school changes to what you need to do now to get ready for life after high school.

  5. Transition Focus • To make plans for life after high school you need to answer 3 questions: • Where will I live? • Where will I work? • Where will I learn? • Answers become post-secondary goals

  6. The IEP Meeting and Plan is About YOU!!! • You need to attend • You need to tell Mom, Dad, and teachers • The results of transition assessments • What you are good at doing • What you need help doing • Where you want to live, learn, and work after high school • You to become involved in the IEP meeting

  7. Who Began IEP Meeting Who started your last IEP meeting? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  8. Introductions Who Introduced Everyone at the IEP Meeting? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  9. Strengths and Needs Who First Talked About Your Strengths and Needs? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  10. Transition Assessments Who Presented Transition Assessment Results? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  11. Postsecondary Goals Who presented the postsecondary goals? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  12. Annual Transition Goals Who presented the Annual Transition Goals? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  13. Closing the Meeting Who ended the meeting? • Special Education Teacher • Family Member • Coach • You • Principal

  14. This Is Your Meeting and YOU Can and Should Do All of These. So, DO IT!!!!

  15. At your iep meeting video

  16. Xtranormal

  17. I’m determined

  18. Steps to lead an IEP • Begin the meeting by stating the purpose • Introduce everyone • Present levels of performance • Accommodations • Annual Goals • Postsecondary transition goals • Annual transition goals • Transition services • Questions • Close by thanking everyone for coming

  19. Complete Handout

  20. Choose your role • Student • Family Member • Special Education Teacher • General Education Teacher • Counselor • Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor

  21. It’s the student’s IEP meeting video

  22. What will you do at your next IeP meeting?

  23. Thank you!

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