Use an ILP template in six steps: gather evidence, write strengths, set goals with success criteria, list supports, track progress, and review with family.
Self-advocacy examples and scripts for real classroom moments, plus six teaching steps that help students with disabilities name needs and ask for support.
A six-step course on culturally responsive inclusion in special education, with a fictional family example, behavior and communication checks, and fair assessment ideas.
A six-step course on strengths-based student observation, with six areas to watch, three guiding questions, neutral note-taking, and a full fictional example.
Teach vacation safety skills in five steps: check the baseline, teach stay-close routines, rehearse a lost plan, prepare for water, and track progress.