The SETT Framework is a tool for collaborative decision-making.

• There are four parts to the SETT Framework (Joy Zabala):

  • • Student - Who is the student? Describe functional areas of concern, strengths, hopes, expectations, etc.

    • Environments - Where does the student learn and grow? Describe customary environments, barriers, supports, etc.

    • Tasks - What tasks does the student need or want to do to work toward educational goals? Describe participation, communication, independence, productivity, etc.

    • Tools - What tools are needed by the student and others? Determine appropriate technology, services, training, strategies, supports, etc.

Use the SETT template with key questions to guide your discussion.