IDEA
Referral Process
Parental Rights
Disabilities
Education Plans
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What does IDEA stand for?

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 

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How many tiers of intervention are there?

3. 

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What documents must a parent receive that explains their parental rights

Procedural Safeguards.

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Disabilities are covered under this?

IDEA

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How many different kinds of education plans are there, and what are their names.

IEP, 504 plan, and IFSP

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Through IDEA schools must provide services to children with disabilities from birth through what age?

The age of 21

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How many days must a teacher assess a student in order to begin referral process?

30 Days

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Parents have the right to request an IEP meeting when?

Whenever they would like. 

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What are the most common classroom disabilities 

Dyslexia

Dysgraphia

Dyscalculia 

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What is the process that is used to determine whether a student qualifies for an IEP or 504?

An evaluation

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How many disability categories are their is through IDEA

13 catergories

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What is the name of the team that meets to figure out if data is needed.

MET . Multidisciplinary Education team

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A parent can request this if they do not agree with the results of an evaluation

An Independent Educational Evaluation

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This type of intervention identifies learning disabilities by monitoring a students progress to target interventions

RTI Response to intervention

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A special education teacher needs to follow what from a students IEP?

Accommodations and goal tracking

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What President signed the IDEA? On what date?

President Gerald Ford signed the IDEA on November 29,1975

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What are the 3 tiers and how do they differ?

Each tier differs with the amount of support that is being provided to the student. In tier 3, the student is in a general education classroom for the entirety of the day. Tier 2 is when a student receives small group intervention while still being in a general education classroom a majority of the day. While tier 1, the student is in more small groups and has more individualized work that aligns with their IEP. 

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What rights does a parent have to bring an individual to an IEP meeting.

A parent may bring an advocate or a lawyer to a meeting known as a support person or representative.

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What part of the education population is accounted for by Special Education?

5%

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What ensures that education is free and tailored to those with special needs?

FAPE, free appropriate public education