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Meaningful goals.
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Your free IEP Goal Bank is ready to explore. Get sample goals, classroom activities, and printable tools to help turn a starting point into everyday practice.
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Sample goals & classroom resources
for life and work.
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The full programs help take more off your plate.
Explore what you can get with Digitability and Bankability. Request a quote for workplace readiness, virtual banking, or both for your school or program.
Paced instruction
Short, chunked lessons
Ready-to-teach lesson plans
Save planning time with prepared lessons and activities that give you a clear path from teaching a skill to practicing it.
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Differentiated and modified resources
Spend less time adapting every activity from scratch. Use three tiers of instruction, flexible tools, paced videos, and traceables to support different learners.
Progress monitoring, data, and IEP tools
Keep classroom evidence and progress reporting connected. Save time preparing for IEP conversations with data and reports you can review and share.
Year-long one-to-one teacher coaching
Get help customizing implementation for your classroom. Spend less time figuring out the next step on your own.
Virtual bank accounts for every student
With Bankability, bring earning, spending, saving, and balance tracking into one classroom system—so you can spend less time piecing together a banking routine.
Classroom bills, rewards, and banking routines
With Bankability, use customizable bills and rewards, pay stubs, statements, and budgeting routines to create repeated practice throughout the school day.
Editable Google Doc resource templates
Make materials work for your classroom without starting with a blank page.
Workplace readiness instruction and activities
With Digitability, connect digital literacy, communication, teamwork, and financial literacy in a comprehensive instructional program.
Work simulations and student projects
With Digitability, give students opportunities to apply for classroom jobs, manage tasks, collaborate, present work, and participate in performance reviews—without building every work experience from scratch.
See what comes after the goal
Keep the learning going.
Explore the full programs behind your sample resources, with instruction, opportunities to practice, and tools to review progress.
Bankability
Financial literacy through everyday routines
Connect earning, banking, spending, and saving to classroom practice with lessons, differentiated materials, and progress reporting.
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Skills for life, learning, and work
Bring together digital literacy, communication skills, work simulations, differentiated instruction, and teacher coaching.
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your starting point.
Tell us about your school or program. Explore how Digitability, Bankability, or both can support your students and your implementation needs.
- Differentiated instruction and practice
- Data, reporting, and IEP tools
- Support for your teachers
“Using Bankability has forever changed how I manage my classroom. Now, when it’s time for an IEP meeting, all I need to do is log in and print the student’s progress report.”
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Digitability takes care of the IEP goals and progress monitoring so teachers don't have to. Now that you have a goal bank, you could complete progress monitoring with a click of a button.
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“Using Bankability has forever changed how I manage my classroom. Now, when it’s time for an IEP meeting, all I need to do is log in and print the student’s progress report.”
— Leann W., M.Ed. · English Learning Support Teacher · New Jersey
