Worksheets504 vs. IEP: Understanding the Differences
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the primary purpose of a 504 Plan?
To provide specialized instruction and services
To describe adjustments in the school setting to remove barriers
To offer financial benefits
To change the school curriculum
Under which law are 504 Plans described?
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
The Civil Rights Act
The Americans with Disabilities Act
IDEA - The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
What does an IEP include that a 504 Plan does not?
Accommodations
A legal contract with the school
Equal access to public services
Specialized instruction and related services
Who qualifies for a 504 Plan?
Any child with a disability that impacts their ability to learn
Only children with specific learning disabilities
Children who require specialized services
Children with physical disabilities only
What is a key difference between a 504 Plan and an IEP in terms of curriculum?
504 Plans do not change the curriculum
Both change the curriculum
IEPs do not change the curriculum
504 Plans change the curriculum
Which of the following is a service that can be included in an IEP but not in a 504 Plan?
Noise-canceling headphones
Speech therapy
A desk in the front row
Extra time for tests
What is a common issue with 504 Plans in schools?
They are often not upheld by schools
They are too structured
They require frequent changes to the curriculum
They are often not legally binding
