Percentages
Which disability category holds 35% of IEP's?
What is Specific Learning Disability?
Is dyslexia covered under this category?
Yes
What percentage is this category?
17%
What is the percentage of this category?
18%
Can anyone with listed disabilities obtain IEPs?
No. Your disability must impact your learning significantly to be issued IEP
Which category makes up 18% of IEPs?
What is Speech or language impairment?
What is Dyscalculia ?
The difficulty learning or comprehending arithmetic
This category is the third largest category. True or false.
True
This category would consider what types of disabilities?
Communication and speech disabilities.
Which learning disability is the only one that has a beginning age?
Developmental Delay
What percentage of IEPs are the disability category of autism?
What is 12%
This disability category is the smallest category. True or false?
False. It is the biggest.
Anxiety falls under this category. True or false.
False
Would stuttering be considered within this category?
Server stuttering would be considered.
What are some examples of the "other categories"?
Deaf/blindness, Visual Impairment, Traumatic Brain injury, Hearing Impairment.
What four disability categories make up the majority 82% of IEPs?
What is specific learning disability, speech or language impairment, other health impairment and autism?
What percentage is this category?
35%
List some disabilities that fall under this category.
ADD, ADHD, Asthma, Diabetes, Lead Poisoning etc.
What disabilities are within this category?
Impaired articulation, difficulty understanding grammar rules, hard to understand what people are saying
How many total categories are there?
13
How many categories are within the other categories section?
What is seven?
What is the disability that describes the difficulty of written expression?
Dysgraphia
Epilepsy falls under this category. True or false.
True
Why might this category be so large?
Language barriers v. not understanding grammar
Why are these disability categories important?
They help to weed out difficulties vs. disabilities