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Question 1

Due process clause

Answer 1

No one shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

under IDEA 2004

resolving disputes between parents and the school about students education - parent files complaint about child then the school and family come together to an agreement - if no agreement then a due process hearing

Question 2

Anecdotal observation

Answer 2

A type of observation recording where an observer records all behaviors and interactions within a given time Frame

Question 3

Annual goals

Answer 3

A goal that is reachable for a student to reasonably reach within a 12-mo period. this is a goal where skills / knowledge are being mastered not an activity

Question 4

Annual review

Answer 4

A meeting to review the students current IEP which includes the students education program, modifications / accommodations and current educational goal - this happens every year that the allows the IEP team to revisit the IEP and make-in g sure the student is making adequate progress toward annual goal

Question 5

ABA - Applied behavior analysis

Answer 5

application of the scientific method and behavior principles of the observation, study, and modification of behavior.

Question 6

Assessment

Answer 6

A process that involves collecting information about a student for the purpose of making decisions. Involves gathering information about the student’s strengths and need in all areas of concern

Question 7

At risk

Answer 7

A term used for a student who may, in the future, have problems with their development that may affect learning or development

Question 8

BIP - behavior intervention plan

Answer 8

an intervention plan lays out how the IEP team will improve difficult behavior that is inhibiting a Childs academic success. A plan consisting of the positive intervention strategies and supports selected by the team

Question 9

Child find

Answer 9

ALL STATES MUST identify, locate, and evaluate all children with a disability in the state who needs SPED and related services

Question 10

FAPE

Answer 10

free and appropriate public education: ensures that all SWD have available to them that is meeting their unique needs and prepare them for further education

Question 11

6 principles of IDEA

Answer 11

1: zero reject
2: identification and evaluation
3: FAPE
4: LRE: least restrictive environment
5: procedural safe guards / due process
6: parent participation

Question 12

Zero reject

Answer 12

Ensures that all children receive FAPE

Question 13

RTI

Answer 13

Response To Intervention - prevent academic problems and determine students with LD

Question 14

Stay-put rule

Answer 14

A student must stay in current placement until due process hearing is pending with 2 exceptions:

• hearing officer can order change
• Removal or change of placement resulting from disciplinary action becomes stay-put placement until hearing officer review

Question 15

CBA

Answer 15

Curricular-based measurement is an assessment that is related too Both IEP goals and the curriculum.

Question 16

CBM

Answer 16

Curricular based measurement uses repeated measures from the students curriculum to evaluate the effectiveness of instruction and instructional changes to lead to more effective teaching methods and improved student achievement

Question 17

Disability

Answer 17

Inability tor reduced capacity to perform Esther children do because of some impairment in physical, cognitive, orthopedic, sensory, or other areas of functioning

Question 18

Duration recording

Answer 18

A type of observational recording where an observer notes the amount of times a target behavior occurs