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IEP accommodations generator — free AI for teachers

Describe a student’s difficulties — without names or diagnoses — and get concrete accommodations and modifications for their individual education plan, each marked (A) or (M) and realistic in a regular classroom.

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Free for teachers. No credit card.

What is an IEP accommodations generator?

An IEP accommodations generator is an AI tool that suggests practical support for a student with special educational needs. You describe the student’s difficulties and strengths in plain words — for example, tires quickly, struggles with long texts, learns well with visuals — and, if you like, the subject or task. You get suggestions grouped into the learning environment, presenting material, completing tasks, assessment, and working with the teaching assistant and parents. Each item is marked (A) for an accommodation or (M) for a modification, and all of them work in a regular classroom without isolating the student. Turn it into a step-by-step plan or add examples in one click, edit it, then download it as Word for the IEP meeting.

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe your topic or paste your material.

  2. 2

    Choose the grade and a few options.

  3. 3

    Get a ready result, improve it in one click, and download or print it.

How to use AI tools →
An Edform AI tool: fill in a short form and get a ready-to-edit result

Great for

  • Preparing ideas before an IEP meeting
  • Adapting a test or quiz for one student
  • Planning support with a teaching assistant
  • Adjusting homework for a student who tires quickly
  • Explaining classroom supports to parents
  • Supporting a student who struggles with reading or focus

Questions teachers ask

Is it free? Do I need an account?

Yes — create a free Edform account, no credit card needed. The free plan includes 5 AI points a month; Pro adds more. Every result is saved in My AI library.

What’s the difference between an accommodation and a modification?

An accommodation changes how a student learns or shows learning; a modification changes what they learn or are expected to do. Every item is marked (A) or (M).

What should I enter about the student?

Only a description of the difficulties and needs — no names, diagnoses or details from official documents.

Will the student be singled out?

No. The suggestions are realistic for a regular classroom and avoid isolating the student.

Does it make a diagnosis?

No. It works only from the difficulties you describe and never diagnoses. The IEP team decides what goes into the plan.

Can I adapt the materials too?

Yes. From “Next”, open the Text leveler to simplify a reading text or the Worksheet tool to make a matching worksheet.

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Try Accommodations for students with SEN free

Create your first one in under a minute, then edit, save and use it with your class.

  • Free for teachers
  • No credit card
  • Works on any device