Significant Cognitive Disabilities

In this video, Ayo Jones discusses ways to involve young students in the IEP process.

This data collection tool can be used to document classroom assignments and how they relate to IEP or essence statements, the level of independence in which the student completed the assignment, their level of mastery, and any revisions made to the assignment. This document aligns with the Rubric of

This self-check will help you determine where your team is currently performing in regard to the Fundamentals of Inclusive Education. Complete the Fundamentals of Inclusive Education training and then complete this document to get the baseline for your team. As you move forward in your practice, use

This rubric highlights best practices to facilitate learning for students with complex access needs. The document should be used as a guide by a campus/district team as they engage in reflection of their current practices and plan for program growth (T-TESS Dimension 4.2). To aid administrators in

In this video, Cheryl Jorgensen, an expert on inclusion for students with the most complex access needs, discusses some assumptions that hinder inclusive education.

This document is an excerpt from a Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (PLAAFP) document for a student with a significant cognitive disability and complex access needs and is discussed in the course A Step Toward IEP Quality and Rigor for Students with Complex Access

This blank agenda template can be used to prepare for an instructional support planning meeting