Quiz on Individualized Education Programs (IEP)

What does IEP stand for?

• Integrated Education Plan

• Individualized Education Program

• International Education Program

• Inclusive Education Policy

Who is involved in developing an IEP?

• Only the student's teachers

• The state superintendent

• A team including the student's family

• The school principal alone

What is the first step in the IEP process?

• The school district evaluates the student

• The student is automatically enrolled in special education

• The parent or guardian refers the student for services

• The state assigns a special education teacher

What governs the special education and IEP process?

• International education standards

• The school board's discretion

• State and federal law

• Local school policies

What legal rights do parents have in the IEP process?

• Limited rights, only in certain cases

• Rights only if they hire a lawyer

• None, the school makes all decisions

• Full legal rights under state and federal law

What is the purpose of an IEP?

• To provide a written statement for a student with a disability

• To determine school funding

• To outline a general education plan for all students

• To evaluate teachers' performance

Who can refer a student for IEP services?

• Only the school principal

• The student's classmates

• The parent(s) or guardian(s)

• Any teacher in the school

What happens after a student is referred for IEP services?

• The student is immediately placed in a special class

• The local district evaluates the student

• The student is given a standardized test

• The school board votes on the referral