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<blockquote data-quote="smallworld" data-source="post: 204312" data-attributes="member: 2423"><p>There is no one-size-fits all IEP for high school. That why it's called an Individualized Education Plan (with emphasis on individualized). </p><p> </p><p>You should ask yourself what your difficult child needs to access his education.</p><p> </p><p>To give you some ideas, my high school son has the following accommodations/services in his IEP:</p><p>Provided notes, outlines and instructions in writing</p><p>Provided use of visual and graphic organizers</p><p>Provided extended time for tests</p><p>Reduced workload in class and for homework</p><p>Allowed frequent breaks</p><p>Reduced distractions to the student in the classroom (preferential seating)</p><p>Alternative forms of assessment</p><p>Direct instruction in social skills</p><p>Break assignments into smaller chunks</p><p>Cued to pay attention to key points</p><p>Use of hands-on strategies</p><p>Use of rubrics and checklists</p><p> </p><p>There's a lot more in my son's IEP, but I just wanted to give you some ideas of what a high school IEP could include.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smallworld, post: 204312, member: 2423"] There is no one-size-fits all IEP for high school. That why it's called an Individualized Education Plan (with emphasis on individualized). You should ask yourself what your difficult child needs to access his education. To give you some ideas, my high school son has the following accommodations/services in his IEP: Provided notes, outlines and instructions in writing Provided use of visual and graphic organizers Provided extended time for tests Reduced workload in class and for homework Allowed frequent breaks Reduced distractions to the student in the classroom (preferential seating) Alternative forms of assessment Direct instruction in social skills Break assignments into smaller chunks Cued to pay attention to key points Use of hands-on strategies Use of rubrics and checklists There's a lot more in my son's IEP, but I just wanted to give you some ideas of what a high school IEP could include. [/QUOTE]
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