Interventions module developement

[Harrison-Idornigie]

Description

making additions to IEP workflow.

Motivation and Context

How Has This Been Tested?

Screenshots

[SKuipers]

Hi @Harrison-Idornigie It looks like you're making some amazing headway. As a custom module, however, this doesn't need to be PR'd to the core. The best way to set this up is with it's own GitHub repository (using the starter module as a template, which includes the necessary manifest and version files for custom modules). Each of the modules on the Extend page are examples of custom modules: https://gibbonedu.org/extend/

I note that you may have accidentally committed the Free Learning module contents to your module. Hopefully setting up your module as it's own repository will help you keep these separate.

[Harrison-Idornigie]

Hello @SKuipers , thank you for your feed back. I will move it into a custom module when I am done butt I wanted you guys to help review what I am working on.

Basically, we wish to document the (non-IEP) interventions or accommodations provided to the student and track the progress of different strategies applied without creating a unique education plan. Certain assessments are performed on the student to know which accommodation they might be eligible for and if they are eligible for any program, we document the things done. The final outcome of the intervention should Integrate with the IN module's descriptors. If the kid eventually needs IEP, we will then use the IEP system in IN module to record progress.

For students who have an IEP, we need to be able to generate reports during the reporting cycle along with the regular report cards.

These are the main features I am trying to implement here. I will really appreciate it if someone took a look into the code implement and provide feedbacks as I am not always certain of what would be the best approach when I make software architectural decisions.

The Free Learning module was installed because I am using AI to generate the codes for creating the features we want and so I wanted to see how certain things were implemented in a module context by looking at examples from the Free Learning module, I will eventually remove it in future commits.