IEPs
Related Services
Service Delivery
IFSPs
Potluck
100
What does IEP stand for?
Individualized Education Program
100
What is Audiology Services?
Identifies and diagnoses hearing loss; determines proper amplification and fitting of hearing aids and other listening devices
100
What is co-teaching?
Co-teaching is when there is a general education and special education teacher, and they work together to meet the needs of students with special needs.
100
What age group is targeted for IFSPs
For IFSPs, infants and toddlers with disabilities are targeted
100
What is the first step of the IEP process?
What is Prereferral
200
What is the name of the act which requires an IEP for all children who are disabled?
Individuals with Disabilities Education act
200
What is diagnostic and evaluation services?
Identifies disabilities
200
What is "Pull-in programming"?
Pull-in programming is a full inclusion classroom
200
Where do IFSPs services take place?
Natural environment Homes Day Care Clinics
200
Where can you find out more information about the IEP process?
State parent training and information center, or community parent resource center
300
What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education act suppose to accomplish?
It is suppose to ensure that your child gets a quality education, by creating a plan that includes yearly goals, accommodations, modifications, classroom and extra activity support
300
What does physical therapy help do?
Physical therapy helps to improve individual's motor function
300
What is the "Resource Room"?
Student attends a regular class most of the day, but goes to a special education class several hours per day for blocks of time each week
300
What are the costs to families with IFSPs?
Costs for some services may be charged to families (on a sliding scale according to income)
300
Who provides the schools social work?
What is a Social Worker
400
What is "Prior Notice"?
Prior notice is a right which is given to the parents, the school is suppose to give the parents notice in writing prior to an evaluation, IEP meeting, making changes to services or placement, or before substantial disciplinary decisions are made
400
What does occupational therapy help do?
Occupational therapy works to improve individual's motor functioning, movement, and fitness
400
What is a Special education class
Students attend a special class but is integrated into regular education classes several hours per day or for blocks of time each week
400
Who designates the IFSP? (State or State education agency) (Schools)
The state designates IFSPs
400
Who provides school health services?
What is the school nurse
500
Mediation
What is the name of the right given to parents of a child with a disability, that allows for a trained third party to moderate IEP meetings between the school and parent?
500
Services for transportation include..?
Assists with travel to, from, between, and within school buildings, typically using specialized equipment (e.g., special or adapted buses, lifts, ramps).
500
What are special education schools?
Center schools- some private, other supported by the state-typically serve only students with a specific category of disability. Some offer residential services; others do not.
500
When was the IFSP act passed?
1986
500
What is the last step of the IEP process?
What is Evaluation of reviews
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