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An Individual Learning Plan
This is based upon screening, initial and diagnostic Assessment, and follows
agreement with the learner on goals and targets. A completed ILP should include:
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Results of assessments;
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The learner’s long-term goals;
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The goals of the program to be followed,
cross-referenced to the national standards or core curriculum;
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Any other goals that the learner wishes to achieve,
both social and personal;
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Targets and dates for meeting them;
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A programme of dated progress reviews;
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Space to record achievement of targets and any
developments in the ILP;
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Signatures of learner and teacher;
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Materials to support ILP production can be found in:
Planning Learning and Recording Achievement, DfES, 2003. Available from
0845 60 222 60 ref: PLRA1.
For an interactive version go
to www.dfes.gov.uk/readwriteplus

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[National Standards] [Core Curricula] [Screening Tools] [IAG] [Individual Learning Plan] [Planning] [Qualifications] [Quality systems] [Staff Development] [Degrees of Engagement]
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