All Things EC - Oct 2023 Edition *PRESURVEY*

The Greenblatt Act (HB 1032) is 2005 legislation that was NOT designed to

• require staff training.

• address & define strategies for schools dealing with the aggressive behavior of students.

• keep both staff & students safe in the school environment.

• address & define appropriate student behavior and staff responses to student behavior.

When is it okay to use physical restraint on a student?

• The student is screaming and tearing up the classroom and won't stop when you tell them to.

• The student is hitting another student and won't stop when you tell them to.

• The student is trying to run out of the classroom without permission.

• All are correct.

A phone call to parents/guardians must be made after the use of seclusion and/or restraint.

• True

• False

A student receiving the Read Aloud (RA) test accommodation must have the entire test read aloud to them even if they don't want it.

• True

• False

A student receiving the Extended Time accommodation can take as much time as they need to complete the test.

• True

• False

A student receiving the Multiple Test Sessions accommodation must stop working/pause the test at prescribed intervals.

• True

• False

What is the difference between having an EC Instructional Assistant and an EC Co-Teacher?

• An EC C-T should pull students with accommodations for tests and an EC IA should not.

• Nothing, really; both are just there for crowd control.

• An EC C-T shares the classroom teacher's responsibility to plan, instruct, and assess students and an EC IA assists in instruction.

• An EC IA can't run a small group and an EC C-T can.