What do you think?

There are completely new developmental norms for articulation

All states have the same eligibility criteria for special education

All tests utilize 1.5 SD as the cut score for determining disability

What are the parts of the three-prong approach?

What is MTSS?

IDEA is what type of regulation?

In the schools in Pa, what is the main credential do we utilize for employment?

The main difference between the two certificates per PDE is...

Pa is a what type of education state?

All students with the same standardized score on a test will be eligible for Sp. Ed in the same way

Are you required by IDEA/Ch. 14 to use a standardized assessment?

Which best describes ASHA

Select two fundamental differences between school-based practices under IDEA/Chapter 14 and clinical services

What regulations govern Sp. Ed Services in PA?

Can a child have a disability and not recieve SL services?

Pa State Board of Licensure is a....

Who determines the policies for Access/MA billing?

What percentage of Warwick's Student Population has a primary disability of SLI?

What is PDE's Role in relationship to Ch. 14?

Who determines service delivery methods for students?

In Pa, there are Speech Language Only IEPS

Pa has a standard cut score for qualification for special education services.

What is the role of the supervisor ?

Which setting follows a discrepancy model for the determination of Speech Language Impairment?

What is warwick's current Sp. Ed Enrollment?