Social Emotional IEP Goals
If you're a teacher who struggles to help students with ADHD remember their homework assignments, or if you're looking for a way to improve your student's time management and organizational skills, then an IEP goal focused on routine might be the right solution for you. A routine helps build memory skills and can make it easier for forgetful students to stay on track. It can also help organize chaotic lives, making skill time more productive and less stressful.
Content Strand
Organization
Developing Routine - Remembering a Homework Assignment
Target IEP Goal
By (date), when given a task to complete at home, the student will independently record, complete, and return homework assignments, improving time and organization skills from 0/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials to 8/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials.
IEP Goal Objectives
Homework Completion
By (date), when given a homework assignment, the student will independently return the to-do planner and homework assignment to class complete, improving time and organization skills from 0/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials to 8/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials.
Combining routine with assignment
By (date), when given a homework assignment, the student will independently return to-do planner and homework assignment to class complete or not, improving time and organization skills from 0/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials to 8/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials.
Establishing a routine
By (date), when given a homework assignment, the student will independently return the to-do planner to the teacher signed by person at home, improving time and organization skills from 0/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials to 8/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials.
Setting a reminder method
By (date), when given a homework assignment, the student will independently list all homework in a to-do planner or sheet as a reminder improving time and organization skills from 0/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials to 8/10 opportunities in ten consecutive trials.