IEP Vocabulary

IEP stands for . . .

• Individualized Education Plan

• Individualized Education Program

• Individual Elephant Platform

• Individual Education Plan

An Individualized Education Program is a legal document that outlines a student's school program.

• true

• false

My reading, writing, math, and social/emotional information can be found in . . .

• the Present Levels of Achievement and Performance

• the Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance

• the Levels of Performance in School

• the Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Fun Performance

Accommodations are changes to the way I am excepted to learn (examples include speech-to-text, audio books, more time to complete assignments).

• true

• false

A MET (Multidisciplinary Evaluation Team) includes all of the following except. . .

• input from my friends, distant cousins, and random people I've never met

• academic data (how I am doing in reading, writing, and math)

• input from my parents/guardians, teachers, and myself

• cognitive data (information on my areas of intelligence, IQ testing)

An IEP is a living document and can be changed as needed.

• true

• false

Who is the most important person on my IEP team?

• my parents

• me

• my teachers

• the school principal

In what ways are you ready to be a part of your IEP? Check all that apply to you :)

• have my teacher share my IEP project during my meeting

• ask questions and/or answer questions during my meeting

• share my IEP project myself during my meeting

• just attend the meeting to be a silent observer