IEP
What does IEP stand for?
Individualized Education Program
What does LRE stand for?
Least Restrictive Environment
What are modifications in a classroom?
A change in the content or learning goal for the student
What are accommodations in a classroom?
A change in the way a student can access content or tests.
What is one way teachers can differentiate instruction for students?
Content, process, product
What is one of the criteria points to be eligible for an IEP?
1. You must have one or more of the 13 specific categories of disability defined by IDEA.
2. It must have adverse effects on the child's educational performance.
What is the least restrictive environment for special education students?
A general education classroom
What is one example of a modification in the classroom?
Allowed alternate reading materials, word banks, retake opportunities, reduced problems, etc.
What is one example of a classroom accommodation?
Preferential seating, extended exam time, open notebook tests/quizzes, books on tape, etc
What is 1 example of a differentiated teaching strategy?
Questioning techniques, graphic organizers, problem solving strategies, break down assignments, sending constant reminders, etc
What section of the IEP details the types of service the child will receive?
Statement of services
What's the most restrictive environment for special education students?
Homebound education
How can you allow alternate reading materials to students?
The books may be tailored to their interest and based on their reading level.
What do accommodations change in the classroom?
It adjusts how they learn, not just what they learn.
What do questioning techniques help with?