Education Concepts Quiz

What is Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM)?

• A method of progress monitoring that uses brief, standardized assessments to measure student performance in core academic areas.

• A national standardized test given at the end of the year.

• A type of grading system used in high schools.

• An evaluation given once a semester for report cards.

What is the purpose of formative assessment?

• To monitor student learning and provide ongoing feedback for improvement.

• To assign standardized scores for school ranking.

• To give grades at the end of a semester.

• To evaluate teacher performance only.

What is an IEP?

• A written plan developed for each student with a disability.

• A standardized test for all students in special education.

• An informal note shared between teachers.

• A lesson plan template used in general education.

What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

• A framework that provides multiple means of representation, engagement, and expression to support all learners.

• A visual arts curriculum for gifted students.

• A method used to assess reading fluency.

• A math strategy used for early learners.

What does FAPE stand for?

• Free Appropriate Public Education.

• Federal Academic Planning Education.

• Functional Academic Program for Everyone.

• Free Access to Public Evaluation.

What is RTI?

• A multi-tiered approach to early identification and support for students with learning and behavior needs.

• A reading test used to identify dyslexia.

• A federal funding program for public schools.

• A method for assigning report card grades.

What is summative assessment?

• An evaluation at the end of an instructional period to measure student learning outcomes.

• A type of ongoing quiz given weekly.

• An informal check during a lesson.

• An assessment used for behavior intervention plans.

Which law ensures services to children with disabilities in the U.S.?

• IDEA

• FERPA

• ESSA

• ADA

What is least restrictive environment (LRE)?

• The setting that allows a student with disabilities to learn with peers without disabilities as much as possible.

• A separate classroom used for behavior interventions.

• Home-based instruction only.

• An online learning program for advanced students.

What are related services in an IEP?

• Support services like speech therapy, OT, or counseling that help a student benefit from special education.

• Extra homework assigned by the teacher.

• Tutoring offered after school.

• IEP meeting notes.