I agree 100% with this checklist.  I have to make one at the beginning of each school year.

Well said.

Thanks a lot for sharing this with all folks you really understand what you are talking approximately! Bookmarked. 

When we are working with students who have disabilities there are many pieces involved to ensure students are able to receive what is necessary in order for them to become successful adults. Examples such as:

Transition

Assessment

Checkilist

IEP Checklist

Invitation for Parents

Invitaiton for Agencies

Student Notes.

Students who have disabilties are all unique and require many different accomodations to ensure they can be successful. One of the first things I do when working with students is to develop a sound relationship. Students need a trusting relationship in order for them to trust what you are teaching them is beneficial to them. I then look at the needs of the students and try to develop my lessons around those needs. I often have mulitiple websites that I utilize for students such as Microtype for some, others may utilize typing.com, spanish speaking students will be utlizing duolingo and… >>>