WorksheetsUnderstanding 504 Plans
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a 504 plan designed to do?
Replace the need for an IEP
Offer accommodations to help students with disabilities access the learning environment
Ensure students with disabilities are exempt from all school activities
Provide specialized instruction for students with disabilities
Which law governs 504 plans?
Americans with Disabilities Act
IDEA
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
No Child Left Behind Act
What is NOT a characteristic of a 504 plan?
It is less formal than an IEP
It provides accommodations
It is based on a civil rights law
It includes specialized instruction
Which of the following is an example of an accommodation under a 504 plan?
Private tutoring sessions
Specialized reading instruction
Exemption from exams
Change in desk placement
What must a student have to qualify for a 504 plan?
An IEP in place
A recommendation from a teacher
A diagnosis of a learning disability
A qualifying disability that substantially limits a major life activity
How often should a 504 plan be reviewed?
Every month
Every six months
Every year
Every three years
What is the main difference between a 504 plan and an IEP?
IEPs include specific services and goals
504 plans are based on IDEA
IEPs are less formal than 504 plans
504 plans include specialized instruction
What should you do if your child is not making progress with a 504 plan?
Request another evaluation for an IEP
Remove the 504 plan
Switch to a different school
Stop using accommodations
Which of the following is NOT a major life activity considered for a 504 plan?
Walking
Reading
Talking
Sleeping
