Progress Monitoring

Question 1

If a student isn't making sufficient progress toward IEP goals, you should:

Accepted Answer

Communicate frequently with the student's family, Revise the IEP if necessary to adjust support strategies, Analyze data to modify teaching methods, interventions, or accomodations

Question 2

Examples of objective measures of student progress:

Accepted Answer

Short math quiz, Word identification fluency assessment, Behavior observation checklists

Question 3

Which one is not a key component of progress monitoring?

Accepted Answer

A winning March madness bracket

Question 4

Progress monitoring allows teachers to evaluate the effectiveness of their instruction.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

Which of the following is a more effective method of measuring progress?

Accepted Answer

Score taken from 2 math problems completed in class

Question 6

Progress notes are a legal requirement of

Accepted Answer

IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)

Question 7

Effective progress monitoring begins with measurable IEP goals and objectives.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

How often should progress notes be sent to parents?

Accepted Answer

At the same intervals as report cards

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