Kinds of IEP Meetings
A meeting to find out of someone qualifies for an IEP
What is an Eligibility Meeting?
Individual Education Plan
What is an IEP?
The first section of your IEP
What is Student Information?
A speech disorder that causes people to hesitate, repeat, or prolong words when talking.
What is a Stutter?
Refers to a person knowing about himself or herself.
Self awareness
A meeting held every year to review a students IEP, progress, and plan for the next year.
What is an Annual Meeting?
The first law in history to protect the civil rights of people with disabilities.
What is IDEA?
Things that you, your family, and the school plan for you to achieve, and these are written in your IEP.
What are Goals?
Anything that prevents or hinders movement or action
What is a Barrier?
Refers to a person speaking up for him or herself.
Self advocacy
A meeting held every 3 years to review new testing results, the IEP, and student progress.
What is a Triennial Meeting?
KWL stands for this.
What is Know, Want to know, and Learned?
These are steps to reaching your goal.
What are Objectives?
Expecting that a person lacks the capability to do something well.
What are Low expectations?
Your teacher uses these with you if you are having a hard time in a school subject. Example: Small groups
What are Interventions?
Before a special education student graduates, this meeting is held to review student progress and discontinue special education services.
What is an Exit Meeting?
PPMS
What is Pinellas Park Middle School?
Adjustments to HOW a student completes his/her work are called...
What are Accommodations?
Injuries received by soldiers in battle
What are war injuries?
Paper work to request that you be tested for special
education is called _______________.
What is a Referral?
A meeting held to discuss and plan for a students future.
What is a Transition meeting?
Autism Spectrum Disorder
What is ASD?
Two members of your IEP team
Who are a parent and a teacher?
A learning disability that involves difficulty learning to read or understand words, letters, and other symbols.
What is Dyslexia?
Parents/guardian, teachers, principal, counselor, speech teacher, and maybe other people are a part of this group.
What is your IEP Team?