Understanding Ed Plan and Student Documentation

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on accessing and navigating Ed Plan to view IEPs, behavior intervention plans, and other student documents. It explains how to identify and understand IEP goals, accommodations, and educational needs. The tutorial also covers behavior intervention plans and additional student plans like safety plans, emphasizing the importance of confidentiality and proper documentation handling.

What are the main components of Ed Plan discussed in the video?

• IEPs, BIPs, and testing information

• Class schedules and grades

• Teacher evaluations and feedback

• Extracurricular activities

What is the purpose of the login details provided for Ed Plan?

• To access student grades

• To view IEPs and behavior plans

• To register for classes

• To communicate with parents

Where can you find a student's annual goals in Ed Plan?

• In the 'Annual Goals' section

• In the 'Class Schedule' section

• Under the 'Documents' section

• Under 'Teacher Notes'

What is included in a student's IEP amendment?

• Classroom seating arrangements

• Recent changes and goals

• Teacher's personal notes

• Parent feedback

What is the role of Tracy Goodwin in the context of the video?

• To manage the school's website

• To provide classroom materials

• To create a tick sheet for tracking goals

• To organize extracurricular activities

What is the significance of a behavior intervention plan?

• It details the student's class schedule

• It outlines the student's academic goals

• It provides a record of the student's disability and support needs

• It lists extracurricular activities

What should you look for in the summary of eligibility determination?

• Educational strengths and needs

• Student's favorite subjects

• Teacher's comments

• Parent's occupation

What type of plan might a student have if they don't have a behavior intervention plan?

• Safety plan

• Health plan

• Academic plan

• Extracurricular plan

What is the purpose of a safety plan?

• To provide a class schedule

• To list extracurricular activities

• To ensure the student's safety in school

• To outline academic goals

What should you do if you need to print student documentation?

• Ensure it's in a binder

• Email it to the principal

• Post it on the school bulletin board

• Share it with classmates