WorksheetsQuiz on 10 Basic Steps in Special Education
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the first step in the special education process?
IEP meeting is scheduled
Eligibility is decided
Child is identified as possibly needing special education
Child is evaluated
What is the purpose of the initial evaluation in special education?
To evaluate the child's social skills
To decide the child's eligibility for special education and related services
To assess the child's financial needs
To determine the child's eligibility for a sports program
Who must give consent before a child can be evaluated for special education?
The child's teacher
The school principal
The child's parents
The school board
What happens if parents disagree with the evaluation results?
They can ignore the results
They can change the results themselves
They can request an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)
They must accept the results
Within how many days must an IEP be written after a child is found eligible for services?
60 calendar days
30 calendar days
45 calendar days
15 calendar days
What must happen before the school can provide special education services for the first time?
The child must pass a test
The parents must give consent
The child must attend a meeting
The school board must approve
How often must a child's IEP be reviewed?
Every six months
At least once a year
Every two years
Every five years
What is the purpose of the triennial reevaluation?
To update the child's medical records
To determine if the child continues to have a disability and assess educational needs
To evaluate the child's physical fitness
To change the child's school placement
What is the role of parents in the IEP meeting?
They can only attend if invited by the school
They are not allowed to attend
They are full participating members of the team
They are observers only
What must be provided to each of the child's teachers and service providers?
A report card of the child's grades
A copy of the child's medical history
A copy of the child's IEP
A list of the child's favorite activities
