Special Needs First

What is a key difference between an IFSP and an IEP?

The IFSP focuses solely on educational outcomes.

Which of the following is a challenge in IFSP development?

The IFSP does not include information about service frequency or location.

What role does the family play in IFSP development?

Where should services in an IFSP ideally be delivered?

Who leads the coordination of services in an IFSP?

When should transition planning begin for preschool services?

Family input is required during IFSP development.

Transition planning is part of the IFSP process to:

A present level statement in IFSP describes:

Cultural responsiveness is a critical element of IFSP development.

IFSP outcomes should be functional and measurable.

The IFSP includes goals for both the child and the family.

When developing an IFSP, professionals should:

A well-written IFSP reflects:

The IFSP must be reviewed every 3 months.

Which law mandates the creation of IFSPs?

The IFSP is a legally binding document.

A service coordinator is assigned to help implement the IFSP.

What should be included in an IFSP outcome?

What age range is covered by the IFSP?

What is the main focus of an IFSP?

The IFSP is developed for children aged 3 to 5 years.

How often must the IFSP be formally reviewed?

Which of the following is an example of a functional goal?

A functional outcome should:

One purpose of the IFSP is to:

Evaluations for IFSP eligibility must assess:

What type of services can be included in an IFSP?