1student from your fieldwork experience who has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, or use a student profile provided by your faculty member. Develop a case study portfolio for the student in which you, describe the student, analyze the student's needs, and develop an instructional and behavioral plan to support an individualized education program (IEP).

Includethe following information in your case study portfolio:

1. Based on the selected student, write an analysis that includes the language, culture, and family background of the student as it influences student development and learning. Address specific strengths and needs in the following areas:
2. Academic achievement (reading, mathematics, and written expression)
3. Functional performance (social, emotional, behavioral, and physical development)
4. Communication skills
5. Based on the analysis of the selected student, provide 3 measurable goals and supporting objectives for each of the following areas: academic achievement, functional performance, and communication skills. Provide baseline data collected to justify the goals.
6. Classify each of the goals and supporting objectives as either instructional or behavioral and identify appropriate accommodations or modifications that will assist the selected student. Using these goals, objectives, accommodations, and modifications, create an instructional and behavioral plan to support the student.
7. Identify the service delivery model with the least restrictive environment (LRE) rationale. Justify how this service delivery model provides a safe, inclusive environment and fosters student emotional well-being, positive social interactions, and self-determination.
8. Recommend related services and assistive technologies to augment communication, mobility, or academic achievement specific to the selected student's needs. Prepare a plan for using these services and assistive technologies to promote the student's digital citizenship and responsible social interactions while utilizing these services and assistive technologies.