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Ames Middle School. Differentiated Education Plans Overview. Do you like these IEPs?. I do not like these IEPs I do not like them, Jeeze Louise We test, we check, we plan, we meet But nothing ever seems complete. Would you, could you like the form?
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Ames Middle School Differentiated Education Plans Overview
Do you like these IEPs? I do not like these IEPs I do not like them, Jeeze Louise We test, we check, we plan, we meet But nothing ever seems complete. Would you, could you like the form? I do not like the form I see Not page 1, not 2, not 3 Another change, a brand new box I think we all have lost our rocks. Could you all meet here or there? We could not all meet here or there. We cannot all fit anywhere. Not in a room, not in the hall There seems to be no space at all.
Would you, could you meet again? I cannot meet again next week No lunch, no prep. Please hear me speak. No, not at dusk. No, not at dawn At 5 pm I should be gone. Could you hear while all speak out? Would you write the words they spout? I could not hear, I would not write This does not need to be a fight. Sign here, date there, mark this, check that Beware the student’s ad-vo-cat(e). You do not like them…So you say Try again! Try again! and you may.
If you will let me be, I will try again You will see. Say! I almost like these IEPs I think I'll write 6003. And I will practice day and night Until they say "You got it right!” - Hoagies Gifted Education Page Author unknown
Identification • Determine level of serviceLevel 1: Classroom enrichment Level 2: Cluster Group enrichment Level 3: Independent study/ accelerated study / mentors • Determine areas of serviceLanguage Arts/Humanities Math/Science
Fall Goal Sessions"If you don't know where you are going, you might wind up someplace else." Yogi Berra • Meet individually or in small groups • Students establish an academic and social goal for the year
Differentiated Education Plan • Initial review of all data and the creation of a plan to best meet the needs established from the data guides ELP actions throughout the year. • The DEP is a working document, modified and updated throughout the year.
DEP’s become a record of… • participation in ELP whole class enrichment, cluster groups, or independent study • activities offered but not accepted • student established goals
Annual Review • Year end report is created to summarize growth in goals and academic areas • The summary aids in a smooth transition to the next teacher or building
Ames High School http://www.ames.k12.ia.us/Departments/ELP/ELP.html
Questions? • Comments? • Concerns?
Linda Telleen-Martens Ames Community Schools ELP Director/AHS ELP Teacher Ames High School ltelleen@ames.k12.ia.us • Jayne Staniforth 7-8 Extended Learning Program Teacher Ames Middle School jstaniforth@ames.k12.ia.us