IEP Compliance Quiz

What is the primary goal of ensuring IEP compliance according to the text?

• Ticking boxes

• Empowering students with disabilities

• Increasing school funding

• Reducing teacher workload

How should goals and objectives align according to the document?

• With the student's personal interests.

• With the needs section of the Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (PLAAFP).

• With the teacher's expectations.

• With the school's overall performance goals.

What is described as a common error in terms of transition services?

• Describes the student's academic strengths.

• Transition services and/or activities to facilitate movement to postsecondary outcomes.

• Explanation of extent not participating with peers without disabilities.

• Describes developmental needs.

What does PLAAFP stand for?

• Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance

• Personal Learning and Academic Achievement Framework Plan

• Performance Levels and Academic Achievement Foundation Program

• Present Learning and Academic Achievement Functional Plan

What is one of the purposes of the PLAAFP for preschool children?

• To determine the child's future career path

• To assess how the disability affects the child's participation in appropriate activities

• To evaluate the child's social skills

• To measure the child's intelligence quotient

What should be included in each assessment to provide a true picture of a child's performance compared to their peers?

• Date of testing and explanation of the test used

• Only the test scores

• Teacher's personal opinion

• Student's favorite subjects

What is the purpose of including specific skill deficits related to the goal/objective?

• To justify accommodations in the support section

• To entertain the students

• To fill up space in the report

• To confuse the parents

What should an impact statement help with in terms of educational planning?

• Making it easy to develop goals and objectives

• Increasing the number of school trips

• Reducing the number of exams

• Ensuring all students learn the same way

What does the "S" in SMART goals stand for?

• Specific

• Simple

• Strategic

• Standard

What type of goals might be appropriate for a child if they have functional needs impacting their participation in the educational environment?

• Academic goals

• Functional goals

• Extracurricular goals

• Recreational goals