Section 504
Annual Review
MDR
Data
Support
100

The first step in the Section 504 eligibility process

What is an initial evaluation?

100

Frequency of the plan

What is every year?

100

Discipline Meeting

What is an MDR?

100

A value or set of values representing a specific concept or concepts

What is data?

100

supplementary aids and services

What are supports?

200

The parent or guardian must give the school permission to evaluate

What is consent?

200

A change that helps a student overcome or work around the disability

What is an accommodation?

200

Required personnel

Who are the ODR, Teacher, 504 Coordinator, Parent/Guardian, and Student?

200
Text reading level based on difficulty

What is a lexile?

200

Targeted remediation of a skill

What is intervention?

300

The categories of disability

What are academic, social/emotional, or medical disabilities?

300

A change in what is being taught to or expected from the student.

What is a modification?

300

10

What is the maximum number of days a student can be removed in a school year without a MDR?

300

925L-1185L

What is a lexile text range for 6th-8th graders?

300

EBR Supplemental Supports

What are i-Ready, AMIRA, DIBELS mCLASS, IXL?

400

The regulatory body of Section 504 of the Rehabilitatation Act of 1973?

What is the Office for Civil Rights (OCR)?

400

LDOE Criteria for the calculator accommodation

What is a disability that describes the student's inability to perform single digit math calculation?
400

Purpose of the MDR

What is prohibits intentional discrimination against people with disabilities?

400

ADHD data

What are medical documentation, clinical testing, rating scales, observations, checklists, and discipline data?

400

Teacher Professional Development for Reading

What is the Science of Reading?

500

The quaifying criteria of Section 504?

What is any person who has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities? 

500

Jack is an 8th grade student who has learning disabilities in reading and writing.He has accommodations in setting, time demands, materials, and student response. 

What is 

  • giving the student extra time to complete assignments or tests
  • working in a small group
  • providing audiotaped lectures or books
  • using a word processor for written work
500

MDR Team responsibilities 

What are Due Process Procedures and determination of relatedness or failure of the LEA?


500

Dyslexia Data

What are phonological screeners, spelling and writing tests, Dyslexia Screening Test, C-TOPP, Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement, Wide-Range of Achievement Test-5 (WRAT-5), Tests Of Language Development-5, Parent and Teacher Interviews, K-BITrev2, etc.

500

Dyslexia and Dyscalculia

What are phonological, decoding, encoding, fluency, and calculation interventions?