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Setting IEP Goals SMART Specif ic Measurab le Action Words Realist ic Timely

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SettingIEP Goals

SMART

Specific

Measurable

Action Words

Realistic

Timely

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General

Specific Reading

Math

Science

Behavior

What skill?

How many?

What conditions?

Level of achievement For how long?

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Reading Writing

Math Behavior

Let’s set some goals!Social/Emotional

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• Marcus will solve addition problems involving two digit numbers with 90% accuracy in 4 out of 5 attempts.

General Specific

• Joshua will be able to define more words. General Specific

• Caitlyn will begin to clean up her work area and transition promptly when asked.

General SpecificMake it better

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Kevin

Sara

Josh

Mica

h

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• Sara has been identified as Developmentally Delayed• Preschool classroom – 4 years old• Does not like to participate in group activities• Sits by herself and is off task during group time

Sara

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• 2nd grade student with a learning disability• Struggles in mathematics• Kevin can not remember his addition facts

Kevin

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Josh

• Josh has a specific learning disability• Josh struggles in writing• Josh cannot write a properly structured paragraph

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Mica

h

• Micah is in 1st grade

• Has trouble making friends

• Easily angered

• Hits other students

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