Short answer
In Germany, a support plan documents goals and measures for a student's individual support. AI can help prepare one by consolidating existing observations and meeting notes, structuring them into goals and measures, and producing a reviewable draft. Professional judgment remains with the education professional.
- For
- Teachers, special-education professionals, and multidisciplinary teams
A sound draft needs sound evidence
AI cannot create a support plan from nothing. It needs traceable observations, relevant meeting notes, and clear links to measures that have already been tried.
Structure makes professional review easier
A useful AI draft separates observation, interpretation, goal, measure, and open questions. Teams can then see more quickly what the evidence supports and what still needs to be added.
Responsibility remains with the team
Support plans inform sensitive educational work. AI should help with wording and structure, but it should not assess students or make decisions about them.