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ETR
Terminology
IEP
Disabilities
100
Document sent to the student/parent to notify them of a meeting date and time and to request their presence.
What is Parent Invitation?
100
Justin Davis
Who is our School Psychologist
100
Written documentation on the student's accomplishments towards meeting their Goals.
What is a Progress Report?
100
Given a passage at the student's reading level, the student will answer 8 out of 10 comprehension questions correctly.
What is a Goal?
100
A disability would accommodate for health conditions such as asthma, ADHD, leukemia, diabetes or Tourette syndrome.
What is Other Health Impaired?
200
A document sent to parents notifying them of an action being proposed or refused.
What is PWN (Prior Written Notice)?
200
3 years
How often the ETR is due.
200
Series of observations and assessments administered to determine whether a student is eligible to receive Special Education services.
What is MFE/ETR?
200
Read aloud, calculator, scribe, clarifying directions, reduced assignments.
What are accommodations?
200
A difficulty in oral or written expression, basic reading skills, comprehension, math problem solving or calculation?
What is a Specific Learning Disability
300
Document completed prior to an ETR determining what information is needed and from whom, to complete the ETR.
What is a Planning Form?
300
An evaluation completed for a child who has never been identified as a child with a disability under IDEA 2004
What is an Initial Evaluation?
300
Student will receive individualized and direct instruction within the virtual learning environment with the use of Elluminate and/or our on-line curriculum
What is Specially Designed Instruction.
300
Speech and Language Therapy
What is a Related Service?
300
Characterized by: -an inability to get along with others -depression -fears or physical symptoms associated with personal or school problems -inappropriate behaviors or feeling
What is Emotional Disturbance?
400
A parent's guide to the Individuals Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA).
What is Whose IDEA is This?
400
WISC/WAIS
What is an assessment that measures a child's IQ?
400
A tiered approach to providing early interventions to general education student's that demonstrate difficulties in the classroom.
What is RTI?
400
Due to the child's significant deficits in reading and reading comprehension, he cannot access the general curriculum in English, Science and Social Studies, and would be best served in the Resource Room for these subjects. He will receive Math in the general education setting with his non-disabled peers.
What is Least Restrictive Environment?
400
2 or more impairments that severely impact the child's educational performance and cannot be served in a program that solely services 1 impairment.
What is Multi-Disabilities?
500
Form completed and signed by parent to allow an evaluation to determine eligibility.
What is Parental Consent for Evaluation?
500
The determination of the team that the child's poor performance is not due to lack of education, that the child meets the state criteria for having a disability and that the child demonstrates an educational need that requires specially designed instruction.
What is Eligibility Determination?
500
A related service offered to: --avoid significant loss of skills or knowledge --avoid the significant loss of skills or knowledge that would impede their progress toward their educational goals on their IEP --avoid loss of skills or knowledge that the child cannot adequately regain.
What is ESY (Extended School Year)
500
Upon graduation, the student will.......
What is a Post Secondary Transition Plan.
500
Characterized by the student's lack of communication skills, social interactions and sensory integration.
What is Autism?