Crafting strong Present Levels of Performance statements is key to effective IEPs.

Crafting strong Present Levels of Performance statements is key to effective IEPs. Instead of vague generalities, focus on specific, observable details.

Weak example: 'Student has difficulty with social skills.'

Stronger example: 'During unstructured play, Student initiates interactions with peers by standing near them and observing, but rarely attempts verbal greetings or joint attention, requiring adult prompts to participate in group activities 3 out of 5 observed opportunities.'

This level of detail helps pinpoint needs and guide goal development. In SLP Draft, our Present Levels templates are designed to help you organize and articulate these crucial details effectively.

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