Re: Hello, Does anyone have taken the ESE exam? Study guide?
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Jun 2, 2018
Thanks.
Jeff
There really isn't any particular length a PLOP should be. Just be sure to describe any gains the student obtained and then get into the stuff they will need to work on the next school year.
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I usually try for at least a paragraph (or two/three) depending on how involved the student is, the area the PLOP is for etc.