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Final Exam
By Elizabeth Conner
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Who can initiate an evaluation of a child?
Parent
Teacher
Parent and Teacher
Parent, Teacher, and SPED Coordinator.
How many years does a child need to be reevulated if they're ID?
5
2
3
4
Before 1975, access to appropriate education was denied for most students with disabilities.
True
False
A formative assessment is a spelling test.
True
False
Is Child Find apart of IDEA?
True
False
Giving feedback to a student is a summative assessment
True
False
How many steps are there in the developmental assessment process?
2
3
4
5
An overabundance of modifications is best practice for a student with a disability.
True
False
An FBA stands for functional behavior assessment.
True
False
A best practice to a child that has been triggered is to threaten them with disciplinary action.
True
False
Linda Cliatt-Wayman said you lead a school how
Yell and demean
Lead fearlessly, love hard
Try your best
Every child is eligible for an IEP.
True
False
A positive behavior support plan is the same as an FBA
True
False
One of the disabilities in the IDEA 2004 is emotional disturbance.
True
False
Child Find is a teacher's responsibility.
True
False
In Eric's case study, Mrs. Lang used best practice to deesclate him.
True
False
Teacher's are not responsible for progress monitoring IEP's.
True
False
In Serge's case study, his native language was used when being evaluated.
True
False
Giving kids negative feedback is best practice.
True
False
The first step in the developmental process is: what is the normal pattern of development?
True
False