Individual Education Plans (IEP)

Student with teacher in classroom An Individual Education Plan (IEP) is a written document for a student that describes program modifications and/or adaptations and services to be provided. It is a concise, usable, summary plan. It normalizes planning decisions; provides a record; tracks and reports on students' progress; and provides a means for a student and parent involvement. The school Case Manager coordinates the development and implementation of IEP. School staff, district staff, or staff from community may be involved. It is recommended that parents and/or guardians be part of the team. Where appropriate, students should also be involved in the discussions and decisions.

eLearning Lessons

ASD: Instructional Support Planning Process Tool

length: 
9 min

Lynda Struthers (POPARD Education & Behaviour Consultant) discusses the ASD Instructional Support Planning Process Tool put out by the BC's Ministry of Education. She reviews the parts of the tool and some ways it can be used.

Adaptive Program Techniques

length: 
9 minutes

Within this presentation, Lynn Savoie (POPARD Education and Behaviour Consultant) discusses seven different adaptive program techniques educators can use to help children with an austism spectrum disorder to meet standard curriculum objectives.

Support Plan

length: 
10 minutes

Allsion Adams (POPARD Education and Behaviour Consultant) discusses support plans as a bridging step for planning Individual Education Plans (IEP). Support plans are used to gather and organize information for a student with an autism spectrum disorder.

elearn2: