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How to Write Goals That Your IEP Team Will Actually Accept

Parents have the right to propose IEP goals — but the goals you propose are far more likely to be accepted if they meet the technical requirements teachers and case managers are trained to look for. Here's how to write goals the team will say yes to.

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