IDEA Principles Quiz

What does FAPE stand for in the context of IDEA?

• Free and Appropriate Public Education

• Free and Accessible Public Education

• Fair and Appropriate Public Education

• Fair and Accessible Public Education

What is the purpose of Procedural Safeguards under IDEA?

• To ensure students receive free education

• To protect the rights of students and families

• To provide customized education plans

• To include students in general education settings

What does the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) principle emphasize?

• Inclusion in general education settings

• Accurate assessments for specific needs

• Involvement of families in decisions

• Protection of student rights

What is the purpose of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?

• To provide financial aid to students

• To establish 13 eligibility categories for special education services

• To create standardized tests for all students

• To offer scholarships for higher education

What is the main goal of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)?

• To provide a general curriculum for all students

• To offer customized help to students with disabilities

• To replace traditional teaching methods

• To eliminate standardized testing

In Scenario 1, what instructional technique does Ms. Johnson use to facilitate learning?

• Differentiated instruction techniques

• Strict lecture-based teaching

• Silent reading sessions

• Group singing activities

Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), what is one of the responsibilities of general education teachers?

• Conducting medical assessments

• Participating in Individualized Education Program (IEP) Meetings

• Designing school infrastructure

• Managing school finances

What is the primary purpose of a 504 plan?

• To provide financial aid to students

• To give students with disabilities fair access to education

• To offer scholarships to high-achieving students

• To create a curriculum for gifted students

How do IEPs and 504 plans differ in terms of implementation?

• IEPs focus on accommodations, while 504 plans focus on specialized instruction

• IEPs require individualized plans, while 504 plans do not

• IEPs provide specialized instruction, while 504 plans ensure equal access through accommodations

• IEPs are federally funded, while 504 plans are not

What is a common requirement of both IEPs and 504 plans?

• They both require reevaluations periodically

• They both focus on prohibiting discrimination based on disability

• They both emphasize placement in the least restrictive environment

• They both provide federal funding for services