WorksheetsPLAAFP to Goals
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is considered the foundation of the IEP?
The PLAAFP
The student's hobbies
The teacher's recommendations
The school's curriculum
Which component is NOT part of the PLAAFP?
Strengths
Weaknesses
Goals
Needs
What does the term "timeframe" refer to in goal setting?
The amount of time in the goal period, specifying weeks or a completion date.
The specific tasks required to achieve a goal.
The resources needed to complete a goal.
The people responsible for achieving a goal.
What is the first step in writing IEP goals?
Consider conditions.
Identify a critical area of need based on the PLAAFP.
Clearly define the behavior.
Consider criteria based on baseline data.
What should be done if a student has mastered the goal by the end of the report card period?
Stop collecting data
Put a new goal in place
Keep collecting data
Ignore the progress
Why is it important for an IEP goal to be measurable?
So you can measure progress
So you can collect data
So you can plan accommodations
So you can include it in the PLAAFP
Which correctly lists the components of a measurable IEP goal?
Timeframe, conditions, behavior, and criterion
Who, what, when, where, and how
First, second, third, and fourth
PLAAFP and accommodations
