What is an IEP? HV

What is an IEP?

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1. IEP is an abbreviation for an Individualized Education Program. *TrueFalse

2. An IEP will be developed for an eligible child in the CPSE Program for children ages 3-5 through: *The Department of HealthOffice of People with DisabilitiesThe Department of EducationEarly Childhood Direction Center

3. A child who meets eligibility criteria and has an IEP will be classified as this: *Developmentally Delayed StudentStudent with NeedsDelayed Preschool ChildPreschool Student with a Disability

4. An IEP documents all of the below except for this: *Child’s current skills and abilitiesEstablishes education and developmental goalsThe weekly schedule the child will receive servicesDetermine what special education supports and services are appropriate for the child

5. Which of the following is a section on an IEP? *Present Levels of PerformanceMeasurable Annual GoalsRecommended Special Education Programs and ServicesAccommodations and ModificationsAll of the Above

6. Goals that can be included in an IEP can address academic, social, behavioral, physical, or other education needs. *TrueFalse

7. Which of the following is not a Special Education Program? *Special Class in an Integrated SettingSpecial Education Itinerant Teacher (SEIT)Speech TherapyResidential Placement

8. The purpose of an annual review to do the following, except: *Review all aspects of the current IEP in placeConduct an evaluation of the child during the meetingConsider any new information about the child’s education needsFor a new IEP to be written (if needed) to meet the child’s current needs

9. Additional review meetings, or “requested review” meetings, can be requested if there is evidence a child has made significant progress or is not making adequate progress. *TrueFalse

10. All IEPs are only effective for 10 months of the year, from June to September. *TrueFalse

11. A parent must provide __________ to start services with the CPSE program. *Temporary consentVerbal consentSchool consentInformed consent

12. Who is responsible for arranging all programs and services on an IEP? *The Department of EducationAchieve BeyondThe parentThe child’s school

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