WorksheetsPurpose of an IEP
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What does IEP stand for?
Individualized Education Plan
International Education Program
Independent Education Plan
Inclusive Education Program
What is the main purpose of an IEP?
To make school more fun
To provide personalized learning support
To give extra homework
To make students work alone.
Who needs an IEP?
All students
Students with special educational needs
Students who want extra credit
Students who skip classes
How long does an IEP last?
One day
One week
One year
Until the student graduates
What is included in an IEP?
A list of favorite books
A personalized learning plan and goals
A list of school rules
Homework assignments
Why might a student be given an IEP?
They want to graduate early
They are the class president
They have unique learning needs
They are good at sports
What is one benefit of having an IEP?
Less homework
More free time
Extra recess
Tailored learning strategies
How can an IEP help with learning?
By providing a set lunctime
By giving more tests
By increasing classroom size
By offering personalized support
What is one tool used in an IEP to aid learning?
Calculator
Assistive technology
Who is involved in creating an IEP?
School janitor
Teachers, parents, and specialists
Librarian
Only the principal
Who monitors the progress of an IEP?
Teachers and parents
Student only
School nurse
Cafeteria worker
How does an IEP support a student's success?
Setting clear academic goals
Making tests harder
Reducing study time
Increasing classroom work
Which professional might be part of the IEP team
Dentist
Special education teacher
Plumber
Cab driver
An IEP is reviewed:
Daily
Monthly
Annually
Every five years
A student's IEP may include:
Lunch menu
Favorite movie list
Specific accommodations and modifications
Vacation plans
What can parents do if they disagree with the IEP?
Ignore it
Call the police
Write a letter to the mayor
Request a meeting to discuss
IEP goals should be:
Specific and measurable
Vague and general
Confusing
Impossible to achieve
An IEP meeting might include:
Student's friends
Student's teachers
Everyone in the school
Only family members
Can a student have input in their IEP?
No
Yes, can share their thoughts and preferences
Only if they are over 18
Only if they have straight A's
What happens if an IEP isn't working?
It is reviewed and adjusted as needed
It is ignored
Student is expelled
