Flashcardizz Review Game: Substantive vs. Procedural IEP

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Which of the following is an example of a *procedural* requirement of an IEP? Options: Writing measurable annual goals, Following timelines for eligibility and IEP meetings, Providing specialized reading instruction, Monitoring progress toward goals

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Following timelines for eligibility and IEP meetings

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Which of the following is an example of a *substantive* requirement of an IEP? Ensuring the IEP provides meaningful educational benefit, Sending a meeting notice to parents 10 days before the meeting, Including all team members at the IEP meeting, Documenting parent input in meeting minutes

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Ensuring the IEP provides meaningful educational benefit

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If a student's IEP lacks transition goals beginning at age 16, this is primarily a: Substantive violation, Procedural violation, Neither, Both

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Procedural violation

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The Supreme Court case *Endrew F. v. Douglas County* emphasized that: schools must offer an IEP reasonably calculated to enable a child to make progress appropriate in light of the child’s circumstances.

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schools must offer an IEP reasonably calculated to enable a child to make progress appropriate in light of the child’s circumstances.

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Which of the following is required for IEPs? Schools must strictly follow timelines, IEPs must be reasonably calculated to enable progress appropriate in light of the child's circumstances, Parents must be given two meeting options, Students must always receive a 1:1 aide

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IEPs must be reasonably calculated to enable progress appropriate in light of the child's circumstances

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Procedural errors can result in a denial of FAPE if they impede the child’s right to an appropriate education.

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True

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Substantive IEP compliance is about the “how,” while procedural compliance is about the “what.”

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False

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Providing the related service of speech therapy listed in the IEP is a substantive requirement.

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True

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An IEP meeting was held, but the parent did not receive prior notice and could not attend. – This is an example of a:

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Procedural violation

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Scenario: A student’s IEP includes goals, but they are vague and not measurable. The student shows no academic progress. – This is an example of a:

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Substantive violation