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IEP Goal Drafting Assistant
Draft measurable, dignified goals a parent can read without a translator
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I'm a [Your Role] drafting IEP goals for a student β no name included, just 'the student.' Grade: [Grade Level]. Skill area: [Skill Area]. Present level, briefly: [Present Level]. What matters most to the family: [Family Priority]. Draft: 1) 3 goal options, each fully measurable β condition, behavior, criterion, timeframe β AND written so a parent can understand every word without translation, 2) 2β3 short-term objectives under each goal, 3) a realistic classroom measurement plan for each β no data system that nobody will actually maintain, 4) a strengths-based variant of each goal that builds on what the student CAN do, not only remediates deficits, 5) review my present-level text: flag anything that reads as deficit-only framing and suggest the reword. These are drafts for the IEP team process β the team and family finalize together.
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