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WorksheetsUnderstanding Student Privacy
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 11mins
What document must be signed by the parent prior to to sharing educational records with an outside agency (such as a Therapist, Doctor, or Mental Health Provider).
The student's IEP
Release of Information (ROI)
Consent for Assessment
Who must have access to a student's IEP, behavior plan, accommodations, supports, etc.? Select all that apply.
Parents/Guardian/Adult Student
Any staff member in the building
Any individual currently on the student's team
Peer tutors who help the student
A group of students asks you if Matthew, one of your school's students, has Autism. (He does.)
Is it okay for you to share that information with them? Why or why not?
A parent calls and has some questions about the student with a disability in their child's classroom. They are concerned that the student's behaviors are impacting their child's learning. Does the student need to be in the classroom if they are so far below the other kids? Can they be moved to another classroom? What are you doing about the student's behaviors?
Is it okay for you to answer this parent's questions?
Yes, if you don't discuss the student directly.
Yes, but you need to meet with the parent in person to do so.
No, and it may be best to send them to the teacher to handle their questions.
No, it is not okay to answer any of their questions regarding the student with a disability.
You hear a group of staff members discussing a student's recent outburst during their lunch in the teacher's lounge. You are aware of the situation, but don't believe this discussion should be taking place in the current venue.
How could you end and/or redirect the conversation to ensure student respect and privacy?
