How do you write goals in an IEP?
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You would put something like "Johnny will complete 5 answers sheets with 90% accuracy for 4 consecutive days".  What are you trying to get them to accomplish?
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Write in commplete sentences and use correct grammar. \n\n\nI can't even decipher whether you are referring to the sound they produce, the sound they hear or the sound they respond to. Once we get to that stage we can worry about whether you mean, range or optima.\n\nThey don't teach grammar in school for fun you know. It really is esssential if you want to be understood.
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Try coming up with a clear plan of action to go along with your resolution.  Set a target date.  Break it down into mini-goals, if it's something big.  Reward yourself when you accomplish each mini-goal.  Also, keep in mind the reasons why you made the resolution.
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An IEP is an "Individual Education Plan" written for a student by a teaching team--who is on this team varies greatly by school or district.  An IEP should specifically spell out a students needs and goals.  Your parents should have seen it.  Depending on your age and ability you should be able to see it too.
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Work hard and try your best, ok? Never give up! Always ask your teacher about things you do not know.  At least you are trying to communicate, and that is a very important step.  Keep trying and your writing will get better.  Trust me, I know.  I used to hate writing, because I did not know if I was making any sense to anyone else or if I was spelling words correctly.  I started writing in a journal every day (a notebook is a good first journal) and my writing got better.  Get an "easy to use" dictionary to help you with words you don't know how to spell or are unsure of how to spell (spell check is the sissy/lazy way out!).  I became an English teacher, so it just goes to show you that "practice makes perfect"!
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Find a piece of paper. Write down the word "ambition" in the center of the paper. Now brainstorm whatever you come up with about ambition, like what is ambition, who do you know have/haven't an ambition, dreams during your childhood about what you are going to do in the future, your hobbies, your strengths, your goals, etc. Then pick out the key ideas, and follow the advice above to develop them into a paragraph. And don't forget the spelling check. Last but not least, express your own thought. Hope it helps.
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Writing or Oral?\n\nRegardless, set goals.  If writing, take the extra time to do it right.\n\nPractice- if you want better speaking skills, volunteer to do the next office presentation.  Take the time to toast at family gatherings and prepare.\n\nYou should see your change and be able to benchmark it based on your goals. Good luck!
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Get some words in the word processor.  It isn't important how it sounds yet, just get something written down.  I usually just writer a bunch of facts in sentence format.  After I get 20 or 30 written down, it's time to start grouping your thoughts and working on filler and transitions.\n\nYou will get there.  Remember a trip of a thousand miles starts with a single step.\n\nGood Luck
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Say something like, "I am currently developing my Microsoft Office skills by taking online tutorials and reading.  My goal is to be an expert in XYZ by the end of the year."\n\nDon't say the word weakness.  Start it off with "I am currently (further) developing my XYZ skills (have examples of your proactivity handy) and will have (very valuable and impressive) results by the end of the year (month, semester)\n\nIt works
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setting goals\ndefine requirments to reach these goals\nthen plan how to have the requirments and use them the achieve thier goals.\nFirst of all you must have an objective target to reach even if you are a manager or not
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Some books have goals listed with care plans, but right off the top of my head, I can't recall the name of one.  Sometimes you have to create your own goal. For example, if you have a patient with a nursing diagnosis of impaired gas exchange, then the goal would naturally be adequate gas exchange, or if you have a patient with the nursing diagnosis of impaired mobility, then the goal for this person would be to have improved mobility.  You always want the patient to return to the optimal state.  Once you've figured out the goal, it's easy to establish interventions.  I hope this helps.
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An ARD is what the folks in Texas call their Annual Review/IEP meeting. (Texas is a whole other country). It stands for Admission, Review, or Dismissal. Crazy.\n\nTo answer the original question, you will need to be more specific. Are you developing the IEP at this meeting and deciding placement? What is Joe's transistion plan? As the speech specialist you will probably be responsible for developing speech goals and objects, the speech modifications and accomadations page and explaining any speech evaluations that have been done.
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I have two special needs children, each with an IEP.  My son IS diagnosed MR (mentally retarded), and it IS a diagnosis still used, although many professionals prefer developmentally disabled.  \n\nAbout.com has an example of the information that might be on an IEP, but the goals vary greatly depending on the individual child.
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Get a diary. Make two columns. In one columns, write about things you love or like about yourself and in the other, write things you would like to change or improve. Sometimes, it is surprising that we find a quality that we think is endearing but we still want to change it like helping out others. Everytime someone I helped talks rudely to me or says or does something bad about me, I feel like giving it up but then I find, it is the quality that makes me a better human being than I otherwise would be. SO, I choose to keep it. Hold on to such qualities. Work on other qualities one by one. Do not try to do it all at once. Prioritize. Start with one thing and work on it until it changes for better such as reducing weight is my top priority now. Next thing will be to make my verbal skills in English better. You have to choose your own priorities. Once you think, you have done enough, move on to next thing. Don't try to be perfect for it will take a lifetime but do enough to satisfy yourself. Make a goal that if I reach this level, I will move to next thing. Highlight your accomplished goal with golden marker for that is an achievement. Hope it helps.
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set goals,things to work towards.....or aim lower?
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Under a separate heading\nWrite down your accomplishments in one line. They should be written in points For E.g\n\n1.  ----\n\n2. ----\n\nEach point should have the jist so that the interviewer gets a fair idea of what you are capable of.\nOnce he gives you an opportunity to explain these points in detail therein lies your chance
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For research papers like that I used to do this.\n\nI'd take a piece of paper and write down all the ideas I can come up with that is under the topic.  In your case bullying.\n\nThen I'd organize the list into a respectable order.  That way it goes in a good order and won't be confusing to the people that read it.  Like if you were making a report on sandwiches you'd cover the bread, the meat, and then the condiments on top.  Not the condiments, bread, and then meat.  Kind of a bad example.\n\nThen for each one I'd sit down and write separate "papers" for each one. \n\nWhen I was done I'd take each separate paper and put them together in one big report :) It's a bit messy but since I'm dyslexic my mind would swerve all over so it was easier to break it down into bits and then put it into one big report.