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Polaris Essentials

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Which of the following statements is NOT true related to how Polaris supports IEP development?

a)

Goals and Present Levels of Performance can be copied and pasted from one student to the next.

b)

Teams share data and information to enhance the collaboration process.

c)

Automated suggestions along the way help teams take the guesswork out of connecting performance data to applicable IEP goals.

d)

Workflow provides step-by-step guidance that helps teams along the entire IEP journey.

2.

Identify the stages within Polaris:

a)

Plan, Execute, Report, Support

b)

Plan, Write, Execute, Support

c)

Write, Plan, Implement, Support

d)

Plan, Write, Execute, Report

3.

What is the first thing a team member should do to establish collaboration within an IEP team?

a)

Invite team members to join the IEP roadmap as contributors.

b)

Assign assessments to team members.

c)

Ask team members to the IEP meeting.

d)

Create IEP goals and share them with the team.

4.

Which assigned permission will grant team members access to view every section within the roadmap and edit assigned sections?

a)

Assignment Only

b)

Contribute All

c)

View All

d)

Edit All

5.

Key performance indicators (KPIs) keep objectives at the forefront of decision making and planning. What KPI can be found on the main road map page that assists the IEP team in staying on track?

a)

Assessment due dates

b)

Status of Current Roadmaps

c)

Recent Activity

d)

Status of Current Goals

6.

What is an initial step when starting a new Roadmap?

a)

Contact parents for permission

b)

Create start and end dates

c)

Complete Polaris Rubrics

d)

Create SMART goals

7.

Where can a running record of IEP activity on a roadmap be found?

a)

Polaris Reports

b)

Student detail page

c)

Polaris Resources

d)

Polaris Libraries

8.

How does Polaris assist teams in writing Present Levels of Performance (PLOP)?

a)

Teams can review goal suggestions

b)

Teams can review the accommodations and modifications sections within the Polaris Library.

c)

Teams can look in the Goal Bank and find goals related to a student's needs.

d)

Teams complete Profiles related to identified areas of need and use those results to customize PLOP.

9.

How does Polaris assist teams in ensuring that goals are written in SMART format and individualized for a student?

a)

Polaris suggests goals in a SMART format based on student data.

b)

Goals cannot be assigned to team members or parents to edit in the planning phase of the IEP.

c)

Team members are offered a short video in Resources on making SMART goals.

d)

Suggested goals are automatically individualized to target a student's specific needs.

10.

Within the Plan Stage, what are the five focal areas that assist teams in planning and preparing an IEP?

a)

Modifications, Assessments, Goals, Strategies, Resources

b)

Profiles, Resources, Assessments, Accommodations, Modifications

c)

Profiles, Assessments, Goals, Accommodations, Modifications

d)

Assessments, Profiles, Goals, Instructional Strategies, Modifications

11.

In what section of Polaris can progress monitoring tools be found?

a)

Report

b)

Write

c)

Plan

d)

Execute

12.

What benefits does Polaris provide for data analysis?

a)

An aimline to compare student performance to the trajectory of growth a student must make to meet a goal

b)

Automatic notification of when a student is ‘Making Progress’ or ‘In Danger’

c)

Automatic notification of when a student is ‘Making Progress’ or ‘In Danger’

d)

Only data from Polaris can be used to monitor student progress

13.

Which resource can be found in Polaris using the Resources tab?

a)

Lesson plans

b)

Instructional strategies

c)

Progress monitoring reports

d)

Legal documents

14.

How can Polaris be used to involve parents/guardians prior to an IEP meeting?

a)

Ask them to add data points for student assessments

b)

Ask them to add data points for student assessments

c)

Ask them to review goal suggestions based on assessment results and give feedback

d)

Ask them to write the present levels of performance based on their observations

15.

Where can you find information on “How to Write SMART Goals”?

a)

Polaris Resources

b)

Polaris Reports

c)

Polaris Libraries

d)

Polaris Roadmap Suggestions

16.

Why are the suggested materials and resources available in Execute important to a student’s Roadmap ?

a)

They automatically create lesson plans for team members

b)

The materials help the team monitor student progress

c)

The materials and resources provide tools for teams to use to support student learning and practice of skills outlined in goals

d)

Tells team members exactly how to collect data

17.

What benefits do Polaris reports provide for IEP teams?

a)

Celebrate achievement, ensures collaboration, document compliance

b)

Ensures collaboration, communicate progress, valid administrative evaluations

c)

Document compliance, celebrate achievements, communicate progress

d)

Communicate progress, ensure collaboration, document compliance

18.

To establish a reliable trend of student progress or to view trend analysis suggestions, how many data points are necessary for an objective?

a)

6

b)

10

c)

2

d)

5

19.

What report provides the IEP team with a summary of changes to the instructional material that supports academic success?

a)

Profile Results Report

b)

Goals Progress Report

c)

Accommodations and Modifications Report

d)

Status of IEP Roadmap Report

20.

What are some of the key results when using Polaris for IEP planning and implementation?

a)

Unified teams, assessment driven data, compliant IEP, IEPs are written automatically

b)

More parent engagement, informed instruction, compliant IEP, IEPs are written automatically

c)

Compliant IEP, unified team, informed instruction, assessment-driven data

d)

Informed Instruction, IEPs are written automatically, more parent engagement, assessment driven data