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Who can legally receive special education services in schools?
Any child ages 3-21 who meets federal requirements
Any child with an IQ of 70-79
Only students with disabilities found through BabyNet
Only children with below average IQs
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What is special education?
classes offered for those with learning difficulties
a classroom to meet the needs of all students
instruction to meet the needs of students with disabilities
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Who needs an IEP?
Teachers and parents of special ed students
All students in a school
Students receiving special education services
Special Ed students and their parents
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In an inclusion setting, general education teachers and special education teachers collaborate:
on differentiating content delivery
all of the above
on planning of instructional content
on assessments
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Typical special education programs provide....
adjustable curriculum
all of the above
smaller class size
trained teachers and paraprofessionals
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Who can refer students to be evaluated for Special Education?
Parents
State Child Find
Teachers
All of the Above
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Which are examples of related services?
Speech and Language
Health class
Interpreting services
Physical therapy
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What is included in an IEP?
Classroom data/goals data/observation/parent input
Class & test accommodations
SMART Goals for the student to work based on needs
All of the above!
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To receive special education a child must?
Both of the above
Have one of the disabilities listed in IDEA
Have a need for special education services
Neither of the above
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When are IEP meetings held?
when reevaluation is requires (every 3 years)
all of the above
once per year (annual review)
anytime new factors occur that need to be addressed
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What does FAPE mean?
Fundamental Advocacy Public Education of 1979
Free Appropriate Public Education
Family Appriciation Promise Evaluation
the Free Appropreaite Public Education
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What does IEP stand for?
Internal Environment Program
Internal Education Plan
Individualized Educational Program
Individualized Educational Plan
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Which program in SELPA is SFUSD responsible for implementing?
Special Education
Math
Speaking English
English
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What is the IDEA Act?
a federal law to make sure all students receive an education
law that requires schools to serve students w/ special needs
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What does LRE stand for?
Least Responsible Effort
Long Reading Excerpt
Least Restrictive Environment
Last Reliable Exit
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What is SELPA?
Special Education Legal Plan Area
Special Education Local Procedure Area
Special Education Local Plan Area
Serious Education Local Procedure area
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Opportunities for students with disabilities to learn along their peers in a general education setting.
Mainstream
Inclusion
Student Teaching
Peer Tutors
