Provide a family a list of common special education and psychological terms pre- refferal Commitment Make clear goals Elgibility Active Listening Set an agenda Implementation of the IEP Respect Trust Communication Develop an IEP planning checklist Ask families about their schedule Refferal Consider the child's interests Create a comfortable environment Equality Start with golden nuggets Development of the IEP Meet regularly Identification Evaluation and Reviews Consider the child's needs Keep a folder of each child's IEP information Provide a family a list of common special education and psychological terms pre- refferal Commitment Make clear goals Elgibility Active Listening Set an agenda Implementation of the IEP Respect Trust Communication Develop an IEP planning checklist Ask families about their schedule Refferal Consider the child's interests Create a comfortable environment Equality Start with golden nuggets Development of the IEP Meet regularly Identification Evaluation and Reviews Consider the child's needs Keep a folder of each child's IEP information
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
O-Provide a family a list of common special education and psychological terms
I-pre-refferal
G-Commitment
I-Make clear goals
O-Elgibility
B-Active Listening
N-Set an agenda
I-Implementation of the IEP
N-Respect
I-Trust
B-Communication
O-Develop an IEP planning checklist
I-Ask families about their schedule
N-Refferal
G-Consider the child's interests
O-Create a comfortable environment
O-Equality
B-Start with golden nuggets
B-Development of the IEP
G-Meet regularly
G-Identification
G-Evaluation and Reviews
N-Consider the child's needs
B-Keep a folder of each child's IEP information