Guest guest Posted February 4, 2006 Report Posted February 4, 2006 Swa the posts about low extectations and IEP goals and thought I would ask the group for examples of goals. If all goal are written like 's I know why my son has been stagnant for the past several years. These goals seem to be much more specific and easier to decide if they have been acheived. A little backround first. My son is 14 yo and very behind his peers academicaly and emotionaly. Some of this stems from the fact that he has cerebal palsey and for the first 5 years of his life his goals were more physical in our attempts to have him be mobile. When he finally walked unassisted at 6 we were thrilled and began looking at his learning /school issues. Then we began to deal with the behavior issues. These issues have been resolved with medication for ADD. The bad behavior caused him to stagnate and to fall even further behind. He is in a school for the deaf as opposed to mainstreaming because we live in a very rural area and our school district sends most of it's special ed students to schools outside of the district. We are also trying to get him into the area residential program to eliminate the 1.5 hr drive each way to & from school each day, but because of his severe delay academicaly and his previous behavior issues, this has been a struggle. He is currently only at a 1-2 grade level in all academic skills. Most of his goals for the last several years have been the same or so close to the previous years goals. I have been stressing to the school that he needs to be challanged more but they continue to " Yes yes " me and fail to adjust his goals. If any one has examples of goals the would be willing to share please let me know. Thenks, Beth hearing mom of 14yo twins robert deaf & hearing Quote
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