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IEPs
Skill Types
History
IDEA
100
IEPs seek children's achievement in these two kinds of performances.
What are functional and academic?
100
An example of this kind of skill would be note-taking.
What is academic?
100
Before 1980, a 12-year-old with what would be considered the cognition level of a 6-year-old would be taught ____-year-old skills.
What is 6?
100
IDEA stands for "the Individuals with ____ Education Act.
What is disability?
200
This group of people chooses the functional skills that a learner will work on.
What is an IEP team?
200
These kinds of skills are used in our daily activities.
What is functional?
200
Since 1980, learners are taught skills that are appropriate for their ____.
What is age?
200
Under the IDEA, all children with disabilities have the right to this kind of education.
What is free public education?
300
IEP stands for "____ Education Programs."
What is Individualized?
300
Reaching a certain math level would be considered this kind of skill.
What is academic?
300
Now, skills must be taught in what kind of setting?
What is natural?
300
The IDEA helps to prepare children for this kind of skills.
What are functional living skills?
400
IEP goals are set this many times a year.
What is 1?
400
An example of this kind of skill would be taking the bus.
What is transitional?
400
IEP teams request disability for achievement on assessments given by ____ and ____.
Who are the state and district?
500
Before creating a written IEP, the team must first evaluate the learner's ____.
What are needs?
500
Transitional goals must be appropriate for the learner's ____.
What is age?
500
The IDEA's national policy states "____ of opportunity, full participation, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency for the disabled."
What is equality?