Crafting strong Present Levels statements is crucial for effective IEPs.

Crafting strong Present Levels statements is crucial for effective IEPs. Instead of vague descriptions, aim for specific, measurable details that truly reflect a student's current performance.

Weak example: "[Student] has difficulty with expressive language."

Stronger example: "[Student] independently produces 3-4 word utterances when describing familiar objects in structured tasks, but requires visual cues to formulate novel sentences exceeding 3 words."

SLP Draft includes Present Levels templates within its AI-assisted evaluation report drafting to help you capture these important details efficiently.

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