Special Needs Ethical Proffession

What is essential for special education professionals to stay current with best practices?

• Lifelong learning

• Limited training

• Ignoring new research

• Standardized testing

Which organization provides a code of ethics for special education professionals?

• American Psychological Association (APA)

• National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)

• National Education Association (NEA)

• Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)

What is a key component of effective collaboration in special education?

• Avoiding communication

• Teamwork with other professionals

• Focusing solely on individual goals

• Working independently

What should assessments in special education reflect?

• Standardized benchmarks

• Teacher's preferences

• Student's true abilities

• Cultural stereotypes

What is the purpose of developing individualized educational plans (IEPs)?

• To focus on group learning

• To address specific needs and goals

• To limit student participation

• To standardize education for all

Which principle is NOT part of ethical decision-making in special education?

• Beneficence

• Non-maleficence

• Negligence

• Justice

What is a critical aspect of maintaining confidentiality in special education?

• Sharing information with everyone

• Protecting sensitive student information

• Ignoring privacy laws

• Discussing cases openly

What is the role of reflective practice in special education?

• To ignore past mistakes

• To evaluate and improve teaching strategies

• To focus only on student feedback

• To avoid professional development

What is the goal of promoting equity and inclusion in education?

• To segregate students

• To ensure equal access to education

• To limit resources

• To prioritize certain groups

Which of the following is a method for continuous professional development?

• Avoiding new learning opportunities

• Working in isolation

• Sticking to outdated practices

• Attending workshops and conferences