BSS I S1 Study Guide

What do the letters IEP stand for?

• Intermittent Education Part

• Individualized Education Plan/Program

• Independent Extra Problems

• Intelligent Energetic People

• Individually Educated Person

Who would be a part of the IEP team?

• Administrators only

• Parents only

• The student and regular education and special education teachers

• Parents, administrators, and service providers

• Parents and administrators only

What is the minimum amount of IEP meetings that must be held in a calendar year for each student?

• One

• Two

• None

What is the main purpose of an IEP?

• So that everyone will know which students have an IEP.

• So that you are not expected to do all of your work.

• To make sure that everyone, including you, your family, and school staff know what your educational program will be each year.

• To keep a list of classes and assignments, so you won't forget what you have to do.

School traditionally measures which two intelligences?

• Number/Reasoning and Word Smarts

• Word Smarts and People Smarts

• Number/Reasoning and People Smarts

• Social media outlook and friend lists

• Responsibilities and scheduling

People who learn best through movement and hands-on activities are which type of learner?

• Kinesthetic

• Auditory

• Visual

People who learn best through songs, patterns, rhythms, and other forms of musical expression are which type of learner?

• Auditory

• Kinesthetic

• Visual

People who are good at following and creating maps, noticing patterns, or assembling projects and puzzles are which type of learner?

• Auditory

• Kinesthetic

• Visual

The first step towards achieving better grades and using your time more efficiently, is to _______.

• Set goals for yourself.

• Do not worry about outcomes.

• Focus only on the task at hand.

• Keep a list in your head of your assignments.

• Make time for socializing.

In which order should you follow the three steps to achieving your goals?

• Identify your goals, establish priorities, schedule time to take action

• Establish priorities, identify your goals, schedule time to take action

• Schedule time to take action, identify your goals, establish priorities