🎯 IEP Goal Generator

TL;DR: What This Tool Does
Instantly generate professional, personalized IEP goals for students with autism. Input basic student info, select goal areas, and get SMART goals ready to copy into IEP documents.
🎯 Perfect For:
- Special Education Teachers creating IEP goals
- Parents preparing for IEP meetings
- Therapists developing treatment objectives
- Educational Teams streamlining goal planning
⚡ What You Get:
✅ SMART Goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)
✅ 8 Key Areas: Communication, Social Skills, Behavioral, Academic, Sensory, Motor Skills, Independent Living, Transition
✅ Instant Results – No registration required
✅ Copy-Ready Format – One-click copying to clipboard
✅ Professional Templates – Research-based goal structures
✅ Mobile Friendly – Works on any device
🚀 How It Works (30 Seconds):
- Enter student details (name, grade level)
- Select goal areas that need support
- Describe current abilities in text box
- Click “Generate Goals”
- Copy & customize the results for your IEP
📋 Sample Generated Goal:
“By 1 school year, Sarah will improve expressive communication by using verbal communication to communicate wants, needs, and thoughts in classroom with 85% accuracy across 4 consecutive trials.”
⚠️ Important Note:
This tool generates template goals that should be customized by qualified IEP team members based on individual student assessments. Always work with your educational team to finalize goals.
💡 Pro Tips:
- Be specific in the “current performance” section for better results
- Select multiple areas if your student needs comprehensive support
- Use generated goals as starting points – customize for your student’s unique needs
- Save your favorites by copying to a document for future reference
🎨 Why Teachers Love This Tool:
“Saves hours of goal writing time while ensuring professional quality and compliance with IEP standards.”
Ready to create better IEP goals faster? Scroll down to start generating personalized goals for your student with autism.
Create personalized IEP goals for students with autism