IDEA Quiz

Question 1

IDEA

Answer 1

An education act to provide federal financial assistance to State and local education agencies to guarantee special education and related services to eligible children with disabilities

Question 2

ADA

Answer 2

A civil rights law to prohibit discrimination solely on the basis of disability in employment, public services, and accommodations

Question 3

504

Answer 3

A civil rights law to prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability in programs and activities, public and private, that receive federal financial assistance

Question 4

What does IDEA stand for?

Answer 4

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

Question 5

What does ADA stand for?

Answer 5

Americans with Disabilities Act

Question 6

What does IEP stand for?

Answer 6

Individualized Education Plan

Question 7

What does IFSP stand for?

Answer 7

Individualized Family Service Plan

Question 8

IEP revision frequency

Answer 8

Yearly

Question 9

IEP new assessment frequency

Answer 9

Every 3 years or can be requested by parents or the school

Question 10

If a student doesn’t qualify for IEP but needs accommodations to support learning…

Answer 10

They receive a 504 plan

Question 11

What counts as needing accommodation?

Answer 11

When a disability affects your ability to learn
Example: Peanut allergies, being in anaphylactic shock affects your ability to learn (IEP is made)

Question 12

504 plans are covered under which law?

Answer 12

Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Question 13

What document created by the revised IDEA act supports services for children ages 0-3?

Answer 13

IFSP

Question 14

What makes an IFSP different from an IEP?

Answer 14

IFSP → Used in early intervention for children ages birth through age 2 and their families
IEP → Used in special education for children ages 3-21

Question 15

What is included under an IEP?

Answer 15

Supplemental aids and services
Modifications
Supports to be provided to the child to help make progress

Question 16

How many disability categories constitute the potential need for an IEP?

Answer 16

13

Question 17

Which of the four parts of the IDEA would OTs be most familiar with when working with children ages 0-21?

Answer 17

Part B → assistance for all children with disabilities
Part C → infants and toddlers with disabilities

Question 18

What section of the IDEA might focus mostly on research and/or training?

Answer 18

Part D → National activities to improve education for children with disabilities

Question 19

What law ensured that teachers were highly qualified under the IDEA?

Answer 19

No Child Left Behind

Question 20

Which environments allow services under the IDEA?

Answer 20

Anywhere that receives federal funding

Question 21

How many working school days from completion of an initial assessment does the school district have to create an IEP?

Answer 21

30

Question 22

Are services under IDEA required to be provided with parental consent?

Answer 22

Yes, services are NOT allowed to be provided without parents written consent

Question 23

Who MUST be included in the IEP team?

Answer 23

Parent, teacher, and school district representative

Question 24

Discipline procedures under IDEA require that services be delivered to the child after __ days of suspension

Answer 24

10

Question 25

What is the term used for the process of deciding whether a child’s disciplinary infraction was due to a documented disability?

Answer 25

Manifestation determination

Question 26

What does the term LRE mean?

Answer 26

Least restrictive environment

Question 27

The Assistive Technology Act requires at least 60% of funds support…

Answer 27

State financing activities
Device reutilization programs
Device loan programs
Device demonstration programs