Acronyms You Should Know
LRE
What is Least Restrictive Environment
Student needs to be seated either in the front of the room, where the most amount of instruction is given, or closes to the instructor.
What is Preferential Seating
Persons legally required to attend IEP, and “best practice” for Section 504 Meetings: Parent, Special Education Teacher, Administrator, and any Related Service Provider, if applicable.
What is False
The provisions made to allow a student to access and demonstrate learning.
What are Accommodations
IDEA
What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Student may take their assignment in the resource room.
What is Small Group
Modifications’ means substantial changes in what a student is expected to learn and to demonstrate. Changes may be made in the instructional level, the content or the performance criteria.”
What is True
a proactive approach to addressing needs of ALL students
What is RTI
BIP
What is a Behavior Intervention Plan
Allows student extra time to complete assignment.
What is Extended Time
Tier 3 mild to moderate interventions, more than what you are doing for a regular gen ed student, and keeping data to see if these minor-moderate interventions are effective.
What is False
The duty to locate, identify and evaluate children with disabilities.
What is Child Find.
RTI
Response to Intervention
Allows the entire test to be read to the student.
Oral Admin
An IEP is not Legal, living document.
What is False
gives the student access to the curriculum, levels the playing field, student can be successful in the classroom with accommodations
What is a 504
IEP
What is Individualized Education Program
Students may day dream frequently so sit them close to you or in a place you will walk by frequently. You can either touch the desk of the student, or have some nonverbal cues to redirect their attention.
Reminders to stay on task.
Accommodations are LEGALLY REQUIRED and teachers must implement and document.
True
student needs individualized instruction and is functioning below grade level peers, which requires specialized curriculum in order to make progress in the general education setting. Student may also need related services (Speech, PT, OT) to help meet their needs.
What is a Special Education