Services

Tailored Teaching: SETSS providers deliver personalized instruction that aligns with each student's IEP goals. This might involve breaking down complex concepts, providing alternative explanations, or using specialized materials.

Skill Development: They focus on developing specific academic skills such as reading, writing, math, and organizational skills, depending on the student's needs.

Collaborative Teaching: SETSS providers often work within the general education classroom, collaborating with the general education teacher to modify lessons and provide support.

Classroom Modifications: They help adapt classroom materials, instructions, and assessments to ensure that students with disabilities can access the curriculum.

Small Group Instruction: In some cases, SETSS providers work with students in small groups or one-on-one outside the general classroom, offering more focused instruction.

Targeted Interventions: These sessions are often used to address specific learning challenges or reinforce skills that the student is struggling with.

Assessment: SETSS providers regularly assess student progress towards IEP goals, adjusting their instructional strategies as needed.

Data Collection: They collect data on student performance to inform IEP meetings and make evidence-based decisions about the student’s education plan.

Team Meetings: SETSS providers participate in IEP meetings, collaborating with parents, general education teachers, school psychologists, and other service providers to develop and review the student’s IEP.

Parental Communication: They maintain regular communication with parents to update them on their child's progress and discuss any concerns.

Behavioral Interventions: SETSS providers may implement behavior management strategies to support students with behavioral challenges.

Positive Reinforcement: They often use positive reinforcement techniques to encourage appropriate behavior and academic engagement.

Student Advocacy: SETSS providers advocate for the needs of their students within the school system, ensuring that the necessary accommodations and supports are in place.

Resource Provision: They help connect students and families with additional resources and services that may benefit the student's educational experience.