Final exam review_EDUC 210

IDEA provides services to students only if the disability...

• Is medically diagnosed

• Affects educational performance

• Is physical

• Is permanent

A 504 plan provides...

• Specially Designed Instruction

• Accommodations for access

• Modified curriculum

• Speech therapy

The purpose of an IEP is to...

• Diagnose disabilities

• Provide individualized special education services

True or false: parent consent is required for an initial evaluation

• True

• False

Which law protects people with disabilities from discrimination?

• FERPA

• IDEA

• ADA

• ESSA

Dyslexia is classified under...

• Autism

• Emotional disturbance

• Specific learning disability

• Speech impairment

A student with ADHD would qualify under which IDEA category?

• OHI

• SLD

• Autism

• Multiple disabilities

The least restrictive environment means...

• A relative concept individually determined for each student; principle that each pupil should be educated, to the maximum extent appropriate, with classmates who are typical.

• A formal request by a teacher or parent that a student be evaluated for special education services.

• The process of gathering information and identifying a student’s strengths and needs through a variety of instruments and products; data used in making decisions.

True or false: RTI is a general-education intervention system

• True

• False

What is differentiation in the classroom?

• An instructional technique whereby the time spent on academic subjects is reduced so as to allow for enrichment activities or more in-depth learning about a specific topic; typically used with students who are gifted and talented.

• An assessment of a pupil’s previously acquired knowledge and skills; informing the teacher of where to start to provide differentiated learning experiences.

• A modification of the curriculum that enables students who are gifted to learn at a level appropriate to their ability and level of readiness.

• Using just one type of assessment in the classroom for all students