Instructional+Planning



Above you will find my instructional plan for my classroom. Since we create our own curriculum this plan encompasses everything I teach my students in one year. The plan is very detailed and allows my parents and classroom staff to see what the students will be learning in each standard month by month.

This plan is adapted yearly for the group of students in the class room as well as by what skills the students are able to retain year to year. Then in September the plan is given to the parents along with a demo of what an applied behavior analysis discrete trial IEP binder looks like. We then give the parents a demo of how we run the binder classes and how we track the students progress.

Here is a lesson plan for community signs objective and data sheet for a purchasing objective that you may find in a Student Binder:  From our lesson plans we can find out what information we are effectively teaching our students and if they are meeting their IEP goals. Below you will find an academic data chart.



Here is what we call a daily data sheet. This has all of the students behaviors and what you should record when they occur. All staff within the classroom know what the students intervention is for each behavior. We carry the clipboard with us everywhere in the building.

The first Data sheet is from the second day of school and the second data sheet is the updated one from November. We update data sheets as students behaviors change.



From our Daily Data sheets we can gain a good knowledge of what interventions are working to decrease behaviors and what interventions need to be changed. Below is a link to behavior data graphs.





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