Our Developing High-Quality, Functional IFSP Outcomes and IEP Goals Training Package was introduced in a webinar on September 26, 2012. A recorded version of this overview presentation is available for viewing below. This is an evolving resource and we look forward to hearing from you and how you have used the materials and your suggestions for future development of this product.
~ Anne Lucas, ECTA Center / WRRC :
anne.lucas@unc.edu
~ Kathi Gillaspy, ECTA Center / ECO :
kathi.gillaspy@unc.edu
~ Mary Peters, ECTA Center :
mary.peters@unc.edu
This product was developed collaboratively with staff from NECTAC, WRRC and ECO in response to the need expressed from state and local providers to have specific information and resources about developing IFSP outcomes and IEP goals. The training package includes:
All the materials needed, including instructions for use and adaptation, are included in the training package. To familiarize yourself with this product, we invite you to view an overview of the training package, the materials within, and information on how to use and adapt the materials for your own use.
The training packages' presentation materials are provided in Microsoft Powerpoint format in six sections. Each presentation includes information for both Early Intervention (EI) and Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) settings, and can be freely edited and adapted by presenters based on needs such as time allotted and audience.
Each presentation includes activities, links to additional resources and a link back to the webpage you're reading right now. The closing slide of each section has been set up for up to two presenters to add their own contact information.
Presentation materials last updated: March 13, 2013
Note: The section and slide numbers provided for these resources match the downloadable presentations linked above. Editing and adapting those presentations may result in changes to the slides' numbers. Make any edits to these materials carefully!
Handout materials last updated: March 13, 2013
| Handout, Activity, Supplement | Title and Link | EI / ECSE |
Section, Slide(s) | Annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Handout |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 1, Slide 1 | This document provides the purpose and background, content organization and use and adaptation suggestions for the training. Appendices include a draft participant agenda as well as references and resources. |
| Handout |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 1, Slide 18 | This document is referenced in the training as the source for the goals of early intervention and of early childhood special education. |
| Handout |
| EI |
Section 1, Slide 19 | This document is referenced in the training as the source of the mission and principles of Part C early intervention. |
| Handout |
| EI |
Section 1, Slide 19 | This document is referenced in the training as an additional source of information about the principles of Part C early intervention. |
| Handout |
| ECSE |
Section 1, Slide 20 | This document is referenced in the training as an additional source of information about the goal and principles of early childhood special education. |
| Handout |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 1, Slides 25-26 | This document provides a brief overview of the child and family outcomes, as well as information on the conversion of child outcome information into the federal progress categories and the summary statements reported for the APR. |
| Handout |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 2, Slides 16-17 | This handout provides the full list of questions from which the examples on slides 17 and 18 were pulled. It is a comprehensive list of questions that may be asked of families to gather information. |
| Handout, Activity |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 2, Slide 20 | This handout accompanies an activity, during which participants talk at their tables about current practices in authentic assessment. |
| Handout |
| EI |
Section 3, Slide 9 | This is the flow chart of the IFSP process with the steps of including child outcomes measurement highlighted in red text. |
| Handout |
| ECSE |
Section 3, Slide 9 | This is the flow chart of the IEP process with the steps of including child outcomes measurement highlighted in red text. |
| Activity |
Streaming & Downloadable Video: Edelman, L. (Producer) (2001). Nolan’s Story in Just Being Kids: Supports and Services for Infants and Toddlers and Their Families in Everyday Routines, Activities, and Places (video). Denver: Western Media Products: media-products.com/catalog/early-childhood-c-24.html. Used with permission from JFK Partners, University of Colorado School of Medicine and the Colorado Department of Education. | EI |
Section 3, Slide 11 | This is the video that is shown for the Video: "Nolan" activity. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to access the "Nolan's Story" video. |
| Activity |
Streaming Video:
Download Video: Courtesy Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL). | ECSE |
Section 3, Slide 12 | This is the video that is shown for the Video: "Tim" activity. |
| Handout, Activity |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 4, Slide 33 |
This training activity is used to support participants’ understanding of the criteria needed to develop and write high quality, participation-based IFSP outcomes and IEP goals. IFSP Outcomes Answer Key: Pages 22-23 IEP Goals Answer Key: Pages 40-42 |
| Handout, Activity |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 6, Slide 5 | This worksheet will be completed as a part of the final activity, during which participants read a case study (Kim) and use the information to develop high quality outcomes/goals, as well as strategies, services and supports. |
| Handout, Activity |
| EI, ECSE |
Section 6, Slide 5 | Participants who work in early intervention Part C programs will use this case study to complete the final activity of the training. The case study includes medical and developmental background on Kim, information on family routines and priorities, and child developmental background that will be used to complete the worksheet above. |
| Handout, Activity |
| ECSE |
Section 6, Slide 5 | Participants who work in early childhood special education (section 619) programs will use this case study to complete the final activity of the training. The case study includes medical and developmental background on Kim, information on family routines and priorities, and child developmental background that will be used to complete the worksheet above. |
| Supplement |
| EI | This webpage provides presentation examples and resources for developing IFSP outcomes | |
| Supplement |
| EI | This document provides additional information on the quality practices that, when used, can lead to high quality, participation based, functional IFSP outcomes | |
| Supplement |
| EI, ECSE | This document by Rush and Shelden provides in depth information on the process of gathering information about children and families in every day routines and activities for the purpose of developing participation based IFSP outcome statements. | |
| Handout, Supplement |
| EI, ECSE | This resource provides several web links with annotations to additional resources. | |
| Supplement |
| ECSE |
Section 4, Slide 32 | This document provides examples of high-quality, functional IEP goals in the area of articulation (making speech sounds). It may be used as a supplement in the training when participants include speech –language pathologists to support their understanding of writing functional IEP goals for children receiving services for articulation only. |
| Supplement |
| ECSE | This document provides additional information on the quality practices that, when used, can lead to high-quality, participation-based, functional IEP goals. | |
| Supplement |
| ECSE | This Department of Education website provides information on the requirements for Individual Education Plans. Section 5 of this webpage provides specific information on the content requirements of the IEP. | |
| Supplement |
| ECSE | This OSEP document provides an example of an IEP that meets the federal requirements for IEPs. | |
| Supplement |
| EI, ECSE | This Department of Education website provides information on the requirements for Individual Education Plans. Section 8 of this webpage, provides information on writing IEP goals, including the special factors that must be considered when developing IEP goals. | |
| Supplement |
| ECSE | This document from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is an example of a state guidance document for writing quality IEPs. |