WILD CARD
IEP
Behavior Management
Real life scenarios
Roles and Responsibilities
100

If a student’s disability impacts safe travel, the IEP team must consider this support.

Specialized Transportation 

100

What are common areas of modification as specified by a student's IEP?

Environment and Curriculum 

100

What happens right before a behavior occurs?

Antecedent 

100

A student rips up work when given back assignments with corrections. Likely function?

Escape

100

This person is responsible for making sure that all members are following the IEP.

Liaison 

200

ESY (extended school year) is designed to provide this — not enrichment or new curriculum.

maintenance of already acquired skills

200

Name at least 3 people that are required to attend an IEP meeting?

The chairperson, the parent/guardian, the general education teacher, therapist (SLP), the student (if appropriate). 

 

200

This is what happens after a behavior that increases the likelihood it will happen again.

Reinforcement 

200

You ignore minor attention-seeking behaviors and reinforce positive alternatives. This is called:

Planned ignoring (likely paired with reinforcement) 

200

Implements accommodations and modifications in the general education classroom.

General education teacher/Para-educator 

300

ESY (extended school year) is determined by the IEP team based on this primary factor.

regression and recoupment data

300

Who qualifies for an IEP (two parts)?

A student with a disability that requires specially designed instruction.

300

Rocking back and forth for personal comfort is most likely maintained by what function?

Sensory 

300

A student yells to get help. You teach them to raise their hand instead. This is

Teaching replacement behavior
300

Must be invited to all IEP meetings and has procedural safeguard rights.

Parents/Legal Guardians

400

This must be provided before the school evaluates or changes identification, placement, or services.

Prior written notice/ consent 
400

What part of the IEP would you reference to identify how much time is spend in the general education setting with a student?

Service Delivery Grid

400

Name 2-3 proactive strategies to reduce the occurrence of maladaptive behavior. 

Offer choice, prompt functional communication, offer sensory tools, breaks, chunking of assignments, visual schedules

400

Providing a break before problem behavior starts is an example of:

Proactive Strategy 

400

A parent has an neurological evaluation completed by an outside provider. Who can interpret these results for the district and report out on any recommendations or diagnosis? 

School Psychologist 

500

I have a disability, I do not qualify for specially designed instruction, but the school provided me with this other option. What is that?

500

Difference between annual review meeting and reevaluation meeting?

Once a year at the Annual Review meeting is to review progress and update the IEP. The Reevaluation meeting is every 3 years and focuses on eligibility and updated evaluation data.

500

What is the purpose of a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)?

To identify the underlying purpose—or function—of a student's challenging behavior.

500

Why is consistency across staff critical in behavior management?

What is preventing reinforcement of problem behavior and ensuring predictable outcomes?

500

Who can write a behavior support plan?

Special education teacher, general education teacher, BCBA, school psych.

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