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This question and answer document is intended to provide guidance and best practices to local educational agencies (LEAs) regarding how to approach the development of annual IEP goals and ultimately write and monitor them to meet the above requirements. Therefore, when TEA refers to "measurable" annual goals, it includes both the requirement that the goals indeed be measurable, but they must also be focused on each individual student to ensure they are individualized and challenging enough to result in meaningful progress. This approach to the development of IEPs, including the measurable annual IEP goals, is known as a standards-based IEP process because the approach is focused on the services and supports that are necessary for the student to access and make progress in his or her enrolled grade level general education curriculum based on the grade level content standards.

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Question and Answer: Individualized Education Program (IEP) Measurable Annual Goals

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Guidance and best practices for writing measurable IEP goals that ensure involvement and progress in the student's grade-level academic standards.

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Cognitive G and STAAR Accommodations (2)

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Academic Progress Monitoring | National Center on Intensive Intervention

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This tools chart presents information about academic progress monitoring tools organized in two charts. One includes tools that are General Outcome Measures (GOMs) and one includes tools that are Mastery Measures (MM). Click the buttons below to navigate between the charts.

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DIBELS Math is an assessment used to measure the acquisition of mathematics skills from kindergarten through sixth grade.

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With the TPRI, teachers can focus on helping students learn the reading concepts they need, so that all students can meet the goal of reading on grade level. Read more...

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The TPRI is a one-on-one instrument designed to be administered by the classroom teacher. The TPRI consists of both a Screening Section and an Inventory Section. With a short series of student-friendly tasks, the Screening Section allows a teacher to quickly identify students who may be at risk for reading difficulty.

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In this course, you will learn the purpose of the Texas Primary Reading Instrument (TPRI), discover when and how to administer the TPRI, and practice giving parts of the assessment. The course explains what is included in the TPRI kit and what it assesses.