Special Education

What does IEP stand for?

• Interesting Education Program
• Individualized Education Plan
• Interesting and Exciting Program
• Individual Educational Plan

extreme inattention, impulsively, and hyperactivity are symptoms of 

• traumatic brain injury 
• deaf blindness
• giftedness
• attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

this is an exceptionality, not a disability

• ADHD
• Gifted
• Hearing Impairment 
• ISELP

a developmental disability significantly affecting verbal and non-verbal communication and social interaction

• autism spectrum disorder
• giftedness
• identified learning disability
• visual impairment 

the plan for accommodating a student's learning disability 

• behaviour intervention plan 
• PHIPA
• functional behavior assessment
• individual education plan

required of all students who have challenging behaviours that may result in suspension or expulsion

• behaviour intervention plan 
• meeting to determine manifestation 
• individual education plan
• positive behaviour intervention plan 

How does a student receive an IEP?

• school work did not meet expectations
• received too many behaviour referrals 
• qualified for special education after academic or behavioural concerns from parents and/or teachers
• teachers didn't like the student last year

Why do students with disabilities need an IEP?

• To give their teachers something to do
• So that there is an ISSP allocation
• Gives teachers the ability to modify school work
• It's the law

What is the purpose of an IEP?

• To support a student's individual needs
• To make a student stand out
• So that teachers can legally meet about students 
• To support the needs of everyone

Who is legally responsible for ensuring the goals in a student's IEP are met?

• The ISSP teacher 
• All teachers who teach the student 
• The classroom teacher 
• The ISRC team