Select the three basic sources of public school law

case law, statutes and regulations, Constitution

Select all the layers of the court

District Court, Supreme Court, Circuit court

primary service domains of school psychologists

research, assessment, consultation, intervention

Select all the times when consent is required in the eligibility/IEP process

before a reevaluation, Before an initial evaluation

What are the legal limits of confidentiality? Select all that apply

When there is danger to the student or others, When student requests it, When there is legal obligation to testify in court

a state may not make a free public education available to some children but not to others within a state due to ________

14 Amendment-equal protection clause

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1
Most educational disputes are settled in civil court
True
False
2
IDEA is a Civil Rights law
True
False
3
allows any person whose constitutional or federal statutory rights have been violated by a schools to sue for damages
4th amendment
10th amendment
9th amendment
14th amendment
4
Prior to an IEP meeting, the School should predetermine eligibility
True
False
5
Schools cannot divulge information about student’s sexual orientation without student’s permission
False
True
6
Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
10th amendment
9th Amendment
4th Amendment
1st Amendment
7
Select the three basic sources of public school law
case law
statutes and regulations
Constitution
legislation
8
-How many days from determining a child qualifies for SPED does a team have to write an IEP?
95
10
15
30
9
an interaction between two parties in which the law recognizes a private, protected relationship
client-therapist privilege
Bounds of Confidentiality
Protected Speech
Privileged Communicaiton
10
Best practices in assessment are both multi-method and multisourced
False
True
11
What is the most common tort committed by SPs?
Breach
intentional torts
Negligence
Strict liability
12
CA issued a directive that IQ tests were not to be used for the assessment of any Black Children for SPED
PASE v. Hannon
Larry P. v. Riles
Mills
PARC
13
The school can proceed in the IEP process without parent consent only in extreme cases
True
False
14
Which of the Following is not a disability category under IDEA?
SLD
ADHD
ASD
Speech or Language impairment
15
Student education records are to be available only to those in the school setting with a “legitimate educational interes
True
False
16
Respecting the Dignity and Rights of all persons
Ethical Principle 3
Ethical Principle 1
Ethical principle 4
Ethical Principle 2
17
Responsibility to Schools, Families, the Community, the Profession, and Society
Ethical Principle 4
Ethical Principle 2
Ethical Principle 3
Ethical Principle 1
18
right to a free and suitable education regardless of the degree of disability or impairment and required a written plan
PASE v. Hannon
Diana v. State of California
Mills
PARC
19
Which of the following is not the role of the courts?
to resolve disputes involving citizens
to resolve disputes involving the government
To resolve disputes involving organizations
to add to existing laws
20
General idea is that minors are competent to consent to (or refuse) psychological assessment
False
True
21
Select all the layers of the court
District Court
Supreme Court
Circuit court
Federal Court
22
primary service domains of school psychologists
research
assessment
consultation
intervention
23
Which of the following is not eligibility criteria for 504?
Be considered by others to have a significant limitation or handicap
Has academic difficulties
Have disability significantly impacts an essential life activity
Evidence of the limitation or disability has been provided by a medical dr.
24
Under __, state governments have assumed the duty to educate, tax citizens to finance education and compel attendance
14th Amendment
9th Amendment
10th Amendment
4th Amendment
25
Diana v. State of CA required schools to assess primary language competence prior to administration of assessments
True
False
26
Parents can not videotape or audio record meetings
True
False
27
We have a fiduciary relationship with our clients, and a moral obligation of beneficence to act in their best interests
False
True
28
FERPA protects the privacy of student education records
True
False
29
Select all the times when consent is required in the eligibility/IEP process
prior to a classroom observation
before a reevaluation
before consulting with a teacher
Before an initial evaluation
30
MTSS addresses academic as well as social and emotional areas
False
True
31
a legal document issued by a judge that compels the psychologist to appear in court or produce documents.
a tout
expert witness
Court order
Subpoena
32
Communication of past criminal activity is privileged whether information is disclosed by client or family
Cedar Rapids Community School District v. Garret F. by Charlene F
McDuff v Tamborlane
Diana v. State of California
Mills
33
What are the legal limits of confidentiality? Select all that apply
When there is danger to the student or others
When student requests it
When there is legal obligation to testify in court
When a teacher requests it
34
Stanley Hall was the founder of APA and the child study movement
True
False
35
It is likely that a psychologist will be sued for malpractice
True
False
36
Students do not have the 4th amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure by the schools
False
True
37
disallows schools from suspending or expelling children for more than 10 days without procedural safeguards
IDEA
504
FERPA
FAPE
38
a state may not make a free public education available to some children but not to others within a state due to ________
9th Amendment
14 Amendment-equal protection clause
10th Amendment
14th Amendment-due process clause
39
Children in the schools have the full range of personal freedoms guaranteed to citizens by the Bill of Rights
True
False
40
Written notice is not required when a parent's request is denied
True
False
41
IDEA: Early intervention program for infants and toddlers with disabilities
Part D
Part B
Part A
Part C
42
How often does a child's SPED eligibility need to be reviewed?
every 3 years
prior to starting middle and high school
Every year
every 6 months
43
Powers not given to federal government go to people and States
4th Amendment
9th Amendment
10th amendment
14th Amendment
44
504 is a civil rights legislation
False
True
45
Parents of schoolchildren have right to be free from invasion of family privacy by the school
True
False
46
IDEA: helps state education departments improve how they work with children and youth with disabilities
Part D
Part C
Part B
Part A
47
the first legal challenge to the use of aptitude tests for assigning minority children to low-ability classes.
Larry P. v. Riles
PASE v. Hannon
Hobson v. Hansen
Mills
48
2017 Law that holds schools accountable for how students learn and achieve
ESSA
NCLB
ADA
FAPE
49
a person who holds a legal or ethical relationship of trust with one or more other parties (person or group of persons).
ethics
beneficence
moral principles
fiduciary
50
the first legal challenge to the use of aptitude test for assigning minority children to low-ability classes.
Hobson v. Hansen
Mills
PARC
Guadalupe v. Tempe
51
Which of the layers of the court has the final authority in interpreting the U.S. Constitution and federal statutes?
District Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Mediation
52
What is the timeline for filing a civil action in VA? Select all answers that apply
60 days from a hearing officer's decision
360 days from a circuit court decision
90 days from hearing officer’s decision
180 from a circuit court decision
53
As school employees, school psychology practitioners are state actors
False
True
54
The school has 65 business days to complete evaluations and determine eligibility?
False
True
55
Father of school Psychology, opened the first university clinic for children at Penn in 1896
Binet Simon
Lighter Whitmer
Stanley Hall
Thayer
56
Professional Competence and Responsibility
Ethical Principle 1
Ethical Principle 2
Ethical Principle 3
Ethical Principle 4
57
school districts must provide nursing services under IDEA if such services are necessary for school attendence
PARC
Cedar Rapids Community School District v. Garret F. by Charlene F.
Mills
Guadalupe v. Tempe
58
allocates funds to states that offer a free and appropriate education to children with disabilities
504
IDEA
ESEA
FAPE
59
The fundamental right to an education is guaranteed to citizens in the Constitution
True
False
60
Standards are guidelines that must be followed or you risk ethical and/or legal action
False
True
61
WISC and Stanford-Binet do not result in racially biased decisions used in conjunction with other assessment procedures
PASE v. Hannon
Cedar Rapids Community School District v. Garret F. by Charlene F.
Larry P. v. Riles
Diana v. State of California
62
IDEA: Gives money to states to provide services to eligible children and the rules schools and states must follow
Part C
Part B
Part A
Part D
63
IDEA has never been fully funded
True
False
64
prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life
Protection of Pupil Rights act
FERPA
ADA
ESSA
65
The courts look to the profession itself to identify the customary standard of care used by others in the same field
False
True
66
students enrolled in private schools by their parents have the same right to special education under the law
False
True
67
the responsibility of a mental health professional to protect patients and others from foreseeable harm
FAPE
Duty to protect
FERPA
The need to know principle
68
Which Section of IDEA defines the terms used in the law?
Part D
Part A
Part C
Part B
69
issued by a clerk, a command to produce certain documents or to appear at a certain time and place to give testimony
Tort
Subpoena
mediation
Court Order
70
Two of the core features of IDEA are zero reject and least restrictive environment. Select the rest that apply
Appropriate education
Parent-Student participation in shared decision making
Procedural Due Process
Nondiscriminatory evaluation
71
Case that established a duty to warn
Mills
Hobson v Hansen
Tarasoff
McDuff v Tamborlane
72
controversial law that penalized schools that didn't show student improvement.
FERPA
NCLB
ESSA
EDA
73
Consent is not needed prior to reevaluation
False
True
74
Citizens entitled to rights not listed in the Constitution
9th Amendment
10th amendment
4th Amendment
14th Amendment
75
harm to a client relationship due to the departure from acceptable professional standards of care.
duty to protect
professional malpractice
a tort
strict liability
76
perspective stresses the bidirectional influence of family dynamics and structure on children's growth and development.
Cognitive behavioral
Developmental
Family Systems approach
Normative developmental
77
The state cannot deny FAPE to children based on cognitive or disability status between the ages of 6-21.
Guadalupe v. Tempe
PASE v. Hannon
P.A.R.C vs Commonwealth of Penn
Larry P. v. Riles
78
Honesty and Integrity in Professional Relationships
Ethical principle 4
Ethical principle 3
Ethical principle 1
Ethical principle 2
79
State courts typically have held individual school employees liable during performance of duties within the school
False
True
80
A course of action is viewed as ethical if it is principled, a reasoned outcome, and universal
False
True
81
What rights do parents have to records? Select all that apply
parents have access to all official school education records of their child
the right to copy test protocols
the right to a hearing when disagreements arise regarding accuracy
the right to challenge the accuracy of records
82
Which of the following is not a component of informed consent
Ongoing
Voluntary
Knowing
Competent
83
Parents do not have to be notified of electronic storage of records
True
False
84
Amendment that gives Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
1st Amendment
4th Amendment
14th Amendment
10th Amendment
85
An IEP has to be reviewed every 3 years
True
False
86
a process when considering the exclusion of a student with a disability that constitutes a change of placement.
SCT Meeting
Child Study Team Meeting
Mediation
Manifest Determination
87
one of the first major federal programs to aid education
ADA
ESEA
IDEA
NCLB
88
During a due process hearing, a child's services continue with all agreed upon services
False
True
89
What three words help define what we mean by appropriate standard of care?
Reasonable
Refinement
Prudent
Ordinary
90
Guadalupe v. Tempe was the court case the required instruction in the child’s primary language
False
True
91
denies federal funds to schools unless they comply with the record-keeping procedures outlined in the law
IDEA
FERPA
504
FAPE
92
PARC was the court case that won access to the public school programs for children with mental retardation
False
True
93
a moral obligation to act for the benefit of others.
fiduciary
ethics
beneficence
moral principles
94
What is the timeline for the referral team to meet to consider new referrals?
15 business days
10 business days
30 business days
7 business days
95
a model for identifying and addressing the specific academic needs of struggling students
RTI
MTSS
Multi-level intervention
Blended learning
96
Parent choice, done at any time, does not automatically become part of your child's school records
IEP
Independent Education Evaluation
504
Parent Provided Evaluations
97
IEE's are done at the parent's expense
True
False
98
DSM-V diagnosis dictates the actions of IEP/504 teams
False
True

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