IEP Checklists for Speech Therapy with Hearing Impairments
Generic speech checklists often miss what matters for students with hearing impairments. These 20 IEP checklists cover hearing devices, communication modality, audiology services and auditory skills alongside standard language goals.
What's Inside
- Articulation and Speech Clarity Monitoring
- Use of Assistive Hearing Devices
- Pragmatic (Social) Language Goals
- Language Modality Selection (signed, spoken and total communication)
- Present Levels of Performance
- Receptive and Expressive Language Assessment
- Listening and Auditory Skills Progress
- Inclusion of Audiology Services in the IEP
- Functional Communication Skills in the Classroom
- Annual Goals for Language Development
- Plus more, each with an Area to Review, Options to Check, and space for Notes and Comments
How It Helps You
- Speeds up documentation during evaluations and IEP meetings
- Translates easily into present level statements
- Helps track progress across the year
Ways to Use It
Use them during evaluations, when drafting present levels and goals, or to track progress between IEP meetings. Fill them in by hand or digitally.
Who It's For
Speech-language pathologists, teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing, and special education staff.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 20 checklists. Instant download.
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