Ch. 4 & 5 Slides Flashcards

1
Q

Failure to base related services on children’s ______ rather than cost or availability is elllegal.

A

Needs

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2
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What are the steps to a SPED program?

A
  1. ID and Eval
  2. Develop appropriate Program
  3. Placement
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3
Q

Progress toward a goal can only be measured and reported if the starting point is known.; aka ________.

A

the starting point is known.

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4
Q

PLEPS must be ____ and ____.

A

clear and concise

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5
Q

Using Paula is allergic to scents as a plep omits a _____ _____.

A

critical need

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6
Q

The beginning point from which the child’s progress will be measured (baseline) is defined as a….

A

A Present Level of Educational Performance or PLEP

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7
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expressly stating how the child’s disability affects the child’s involvement and progress in the general curriculum is a requirement for ….

A

A Present Level of Educational Performance or PLEP

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8
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“reading of 1/2 year growth” is what type of problematic goal/objective?

A

Insufficient progress

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9
Q

“improve handwriting by 85% (8 of 10 letters would be better).
“ is what type of problematic goal/objective?

A

Misuse of percentages

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10
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“if it is it’s a regular education goal–already part of the curriculum”

is what type of problematic goal/objective?

A

unnecessary-

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11
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“meaningless, and/or not measurable” is what type of problematic goal/objective?

A

Vague

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12
Q

Sin? Failure to individualize the program to fit the student

A

Sin

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13
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Failure to address all the student’s needs

A

sin

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14
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Failure to sufficiently describe and specify all necessary services

A

sin

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15
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Failure to write clear, objective, meaningful, and reasonable PLEPs, objectives, and goals.

A

sin

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16
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The new IDEA has created an explicit focus on the child’s _________ needs arising from her or his disability.

A

Unique

17
Q

The initial responsibility for setting the stage for a successful IEP meeting is on the district, and usually specifically on the special education teacher or case manager.

A

True

18
Q

The first IEP meeting a parent attends is usually the least critical one.

A

False

19
Q

IDEA anticipates that a school district will fully, repeatedly, and meaningfully inform parents of their legal rights.

A

True

20
Q

Percentages should always be changed to ….

A

out of how many trials

21
Q
  1. What are this child’s unique needs?
  2. What will the district do or provide in response to each of these needs?
  3. If the services are effective, what goals and objectives will the child reach?
    Is the essence of ….
A

a better IEP

22
Q
Manageable class size
Limited distractions
Guided practice
Non-competitive atmosphere
Structured, on task approach to learning
A focus on basic skills
Flexibility including peer tutors and study partners
Clear expectations
Data based monitoring of progress
Positive and frequent feedback
 are all common needs of MANY students with.....
A

special needs

23
Q

What are two major types of needs for: Sara needs 45 minutes per day in the resource room.

A
Condition for learning: small group guided practice in distraction free environment with immediate feedback)
Improved Performance ((increase reading fluency, keyboarding, etc.)
24
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  1. What are the child’s unique needs that must be taken into account in a truly individualized education program?
  2. What will the district do or provide in response to each of these needs?
  3. If the services are effective, what goals and objectives will the child reach?
A

The IEP Team’s 3-Fold Inquiry:

25
Q
  1. Full and equal parent participation
  2. Truly individualized to fit the student
  3. Present level of performance and needs clearly identified
  4. All services, modifications, and supports meet student’s needs fully detailed and research based to the extent practicable
    5.Goals and progress markers measurable, real, and taken seriously
    are called…
A

The 5 IEP Basics

26
Q

PLEPS must contain which 3 components?

A
  1. Strengths
  2. Baseline
  3. Needs
27
Q

Yes or No? In order to participate in the 4th grade curriculum, Anna needs books and materials presented at the 2nd grade level, books on tape, modified exams, clear and repeated instructions, positive reinforcement, and direct instruction with guided practice and regular feedback.

A

Yes