Exam 1 Part 11 Flashcards
Law that mandates all children receive a free, appropriate, public education (FAPE) regardless of the level or severity of their disability
Individuals with disabilities education act (IDEA)
Type of plan usually for infants and toddlers and should transfer somewhat seamlessly to an IEP at age 3; developed by a team and focused on parent’s goals for the child
IFSP
What is the age limit for IFSP?
Birth-2 years
What is the difference between an IEP and IFSP?
IFSP is in a natural environment, reviewed every 6 months, IEP identifies academic levels, state the amount of time student will receive services, plan is revised every 12 months
When is the plan reviewed for IFSP? IEP?
6 months, 12 months
What are the 7 components of an IEP?
Demographics, present level of academic achievements and functional performance, secondary transition, goals and objectives, supplementary aids/services, assessment participation, special education services and programs
Section of the IEP that includes IEP dates, student information, eligibility, purpose of meeting, parent contacts, team members
Demographics
Section of the IEP that provides an overview of factors that affect the student’s performance in the general education curriculum and gives you the baseline upon which to develop supports; strength of students, areas of concern, special factors, baseline data for eligibility
Present level of academic achievements and functional performance
Section of the IEP that includes establishing goals, secondary goals, course of study
Secondary transition considerations
Section of IEP that includes long-term and short-term goals
Goals and objectives
Section of IEP that includes accommodations and recommendations, making progress towards IEP goals,
Supplementary aids and services
This IEP section is designed to describe the related services and programs the student needs, not the method of instruction (e.g., co-teaching, team teaching, etc.) that will be used. Related services, programs, and instructional time are all included in this section.
Special education services and programs
The Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires schools to educate special education students in the ____ restrictive environment possible.
Least
What are the key factors for considering and extended school year?
Regression and recoupment of IEP goals, nature and severity of disability, critical stage or area of learning
What are some examples of supplementary aids and services?
Calculators, alternative seating, sensory breaks, repeated direction, small group testing