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Adjust time, deadlines and attempts for one student without changing the class, turn on read-aloud, and let AI draft IEP goals, social stories and leveled texts you can edit.

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  • Extra time and deadlines per student
  • Read-aloud of questions and answers
  • Free for teachers
Per-student menu with extra time, a personal deadline and one more attempt

What is Edform for special education?

Edform is a free teaching platform with practical special education teacher resources for inclusive classrooms. From any homework, give one student extra time, a later deadline or one more attempt while the class keeps the usual settings. Turn on read-aloud so a speaker button reads each question and its answers, use the calm young-learner player, or let a small group share one device. AI tools draft IEP goals, present levels, accommodations, social stories, behavior plans and texts rewritten for a reading level, all as editable drafts for your professional judgment.

How to adapt an activity in Edform

  1. 1

    Prepare the activity

    Write questions or level a text with AI, so everyone works on the same topic at a level that fits.

  2. 2

    Set up the student screen

    Turn on read-aloud, choose the player style that suits your group and decide on hints and feedback.

  3. 3

    Adjust for individual students

    From the results, give extra time, a personal deadline or one more attempt to the students who need it.

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No sign-up needed — try it as a student

This is the real Edform player. Answer the questions and see how they're checked.

English practice

Question 1 of 4

Fill in the gaps with the right verb.

She to school every day. Yesterday she by bus.

Read-aloud and a calm player

One question per screen with big buttons. A speaker button reads the question and its answers, and hints and explanations appear when you allow them.

  • Read-aloud in the activity's language
  • One question at a time
  • Answers save as students go
Student player with one question, big answer buttons and a read-aloud button

AI drafts for the paperwork

Describe the student's needs in plain words and get a first draft of IEP goals, present levels, accommodations or a behavior support plan. Review it, edit it and export it to Word.

  • IEP goals and present levels
  • Accommodation suggestions
  • Social stories and behavior plans
AI draft of IEP goals ready to edit

Visual routines on the board

Visual timers, work symbols, a traffic light and a day plan help students know what is happening now and what comes next.

  • Visual timer: pie, bar or hourglass
  • Work symbols and voice levels
  • Easy-to-read fonts
Classroom screen with a visual timer, work symbols and the day plan

Support built into everyday tools

  • Extra time per student

    Add time to one student's next attempt without changing the time limit for the class.

  • Read-aloud

    A speaker button reads each question and its answers aloud.

  • Personal deadlines and attempts

    A later deadline or one more attempt for the students who need it.

  • IEP and behavior drafts

    IEP goals, present levels, accommodations and behavior plans as editable first drafts.

  • Leveled texts

    Rewrite any text for a reading level or in plain language, or make a decodable text for one phonics pattern.

  • Groups on one device

    A pair or small group works together and the result belongs to the whole group.

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Step-by-step guides

Frequently asked questions

Can I give one student extra time without changing the class settings?

Yes. Open the homework results, open the student's actions and choose “Extra time”. It's added to the time limit of that student's next attempt. You can also change their deadline or allow one more attempt.

Does Edform read questions aloud?

Yes. Turn on “Read questions aloud” when you give the activity, and a speaker button reads the question and its answers in the activity's language.

Can AI write IEP goals?

AI tools write first drafts of IEP goals, present levels and accommodations from what you describe. Always review and edit them, and leave out names and other details that identify the student.

Can students work with a partner or an aide on one device?

Yes. Choose “Groups on one device”: the group types a group name and their names, and the result belongs to the whole group.

Can AI help me scaffold or differentiate an assignment?

Yes. AI tools rework a task into clear steps with models and sentence starters, build a choice board, explain a topic four different ways and suggest accommodations. The goal stays the same; the support changes.

Is there help with behavior support?

AI tools draft a positive behavior intervention plan with triggers, replacement behaviors and responses, and restorative reflection sheets. On the board, a traffic light, visual timers and work symbols make expectations visible.

Where can I find ready-made materials?

The community library has quizzes, worksheets, lessons and classroom screens published by other teachers. Press “Use this” to copy one, then turn on read-aloud or simplify the text for your students.

Is it free?

Yes. Every feature is free for teachers.

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