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IEP And IFSP 101: Everything You Need To Know From Planning to Implementation

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1.  What does IEP stand for in the special education field? Individualized Education Partnership Individualized Evaluation Program Independent Education Program Individualized Education Program

2.  What are four examples of IDEA categories for special education? Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, Asthma, Deaf-Blindness Diabetes, Intellectual Disability, Asthma, Deaf-Blindness Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, Traumatic Brain Injury, Deaf-Blindness Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, Behavior Disorder, Deaf-Blindness

3.  What age range does an IFSP serve? Infancy through 2 years old Infancy through 5 years old 5 through 10 years old 3 through 21 years old

4.  Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, how many categories are there to qualify for special education services? 10 5 20 13

5.  Which is NOT a legal requirement for an IEP plan? Present levels Annual goals Sibling information Accommodations

6.  Which diagnosis independently qualifies a student for an IEP? Visual Impairment ADHD Anxiety Allergies

7.  Who is NOT a required member at an IEP meeting? Special Education Teacher General Education Teacher Instructional Assistant Parent

8.  Which is NOT a commonly used term in an IEP meeting? LRE – Least Restrictive Environment MCF– Multiple Contributing Factors BSP – Behavior Support Plan EI – Early Intervention

9.  How often is the IEP team required to meet and revise the plan? Annually Quarterly Monthly Weekly

10.  What does FAPE stand for? First And Public Education Fist Appropriate Public Education Free Appropriate Public Education Free Always Public Education