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Teaching Students with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Developing an IEP: Case Studies

Jonathan - A Grade 4 Student

 INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLAN

STUDENT NAME: Jonathan
Goal: Date Established Team Member(s) Responsible
To master outcomes in Grade 2 curriculum (see IRP) September 3, 1996 Teacher

SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES
Add accurately whole numbers to 100 with Use concrete materials and place value Weekly monitoring of activities and anecdotal records of concepts and operations mastered by observing Jonathan's activities at math centre and desk.
regrouping. manipulations.
Improve concept of time. Use sand timer.
Subtract whole number's to 100, recognize Reinforce concept of number line for sequence and patterns.
number pattern  
Use manipulations to demonstrate under-  
standing of multiplication and division.  
(See Grade 2 outcomes)  
RESULTS

 


Goal: Date Established Team Member(s) Responsible
Develop oral language expression and comprehension
(INTERIM)
September 3, 1996 Teacher, Speech and Language Pathologist

SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES
Increase Jonathan's risk taking to be Allow Jonathan extra time to arrange (Consultation with Speech/Language Pathologist set up for October 5/96; program to follow consultation.)
understood. response.
   
Increase understanding of oral information. Use visual and concrete aids to supplement
  oral information; keep instructions concrete
  and short.
  Encourage Jonathan to stop and think
  before he speaks.
RESULTS

 


Goal: Date Established Team Member(s) Responsible
                   

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