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What is an IEP?
What is an IEP?
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Why do some students have an IEP?
Because they need extra time
Because they don't like their classes
Because they learn in a specific way
Everyone has an IEP
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What is self-advocacy?
Staying quiet when you need help
Asking for help when you need it
Helping others
Standing up for yourself
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What does IEP stand for?
Independent Education Plan
Individualized Education Plan
Inside Education Planning
Inside Education Plan
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What is self-awareness?
Knowing about your family
Knowing about yourself
Knowing about your pets
Knowing about your friends
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Who is in charge of writing your IEP?
Your service provider
Ms. Hahn
Your case manager
Ms. Malone
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What is a modified grading scale?
When you ask your teacher to change your grade
What grades all of the students get
When your grade is changed based on a scale in your IEP
When your parent asks your teacher to change your grade
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Your old teachers are a part of your IEP Team.
False
True
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Do you have any accommodations or modifications?
Maybe
I don't know
No
Yes
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How does a teacher know if you have a modified grading scale?
Checking on Aspen
It automatically changes in Aspen
Asking your service provider
Looking at your IEP
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What information is NOT in an IEP?
Goals
Accommodations and Modifications
Progress reports
Modified Grades
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Why are there goals in your IEP?
Because that's what your classes are about
To prepare for the SAT
Because your teachers wrote them
To practice specific academic and social-emotional skills
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How many students in here have an IEP?
3 or 4
None
All
1 or 2
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You are a part of your IEP Team
False
True
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What are modifications?
Supports that provide extra time.
Supports that help a student focus in the class.
Changes made in a student's schedule.
Changes made to the assignments to make them more accessible.
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How often are IEPs written?
Two times a year
Two times each school year
One time each school year
One time a year
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An IEP does not talk about anything after high school
True
False
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What are accommodations?
Changes teachers make to make class easier
Giving out new assignments
Always allowing students to retake assignments
Supports that help a student focus and complete work in class.
