What law mandates academic achievement assessments for students with disabilities?
IDEA
Name one of most common individual achievement tests?
any of the ones discussed :)
What does CBM stand for?
Curriculum Based Measurement
Why is it important to consider factors?
They help understand the full picture of a student’s performance
What document outlines goals and services for a student with a disability?
IEP
What does an individual achievement test help teachers learn about a student?
their strengths and areas they need help in
What is the goal of CBM in special education?
To tailor instruction and monitor progress.
What factor includes emotional and behavioral challenges?
an internal factor
What law is the legal framework for Special Education and Academic Achievement
IDEA
What subjects are usually on individual achievement tests?
reading, math, and writing/spelling
What kind of data does CBM provide?
Progress monitoring, error patterns, rates of improvement.
What is one internal factor that impacts academic achievement?
cognitive ability, attention deficit, or motivation
Assessment must reflect two things: grade level expectations and __________.
students current performance
Why are individual achievement tests helpful in special education?
They help make better learning plans for each student.
What question does CBM help answer about academic goals?
Has the student met their academic goals?
Name one external factor that affects academic achievement.
family support, curriculum quality, or school resources
How does academic achievement relate to access to the general curriculum?
It ensures students make progress toward proficiency with proper supports.
What makes individual achievement tests different from group tests?
they are given one-on-one and adjust to the student's level
Name two strategies used in CBM to support learning.
chunking, scaffolding, assistive technology, or evidence-based practices?
What can teachers do when they notice a student isn’t making progress?
change or adjust how they teach to better support the student