Question 1

With regard to due process,why would a written notice be sent to parents?

Accepted Answer

A) To request and receive permission to conduct an evaluation 
B) To explain the results of the evaluation and inform parents of services that will be provided 
C) To allow parents to appeal the results of the assessment 
D) To allow only parents and authorized school personnel to review the student's records 
A) To request and receive permission to conduct an evaluation 
B) To explain the results of the evaluation and inform parents of services that will be provided 
C) To allow parents to appeal the results of the assessment 
D) To allow only parents and authorized school personnel to review the student's records

Question 2

Teaching students how to fall is a modification for a student lacking

Accepted Answer

A) strength and endurance. 
B) coordination. 
C) balance and agility. 
D) speed. 
A) strength and endurance. 
B) coordination. 
C) balance and agility. 
D) speed.

Question 3

When conducting special education evaluations,due process assures the rights of parents to all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) be notified of assessment proceedings with their child. 
B) make decisions regarding educational decisions. 
C) be informed of their rights related to assessment proceedings with their child. 
D) have the opportunity to challenge educational decisions they feel are unfair or incorrect. 
A) be notified of assessment proceedings with their child. 
B) make decisions regarding educational decisions. 
C) be informed of their rights related to assessment proceedings with their child. 
D) have the opportunity to challenge educational decisions they feel are unfair or incorrect.

Question 4

The child's parents,the teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP and a qualified local association representative comprise an appropriate IEP committee.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

________ identifies the best placement arrangement of students with disabilities.

Accepted Answer

A) Progressive inclusion 
B) Mainstreaming 
C) Due process 
D) Least restrictive environment 
A) Progressive inclusion 
B) Mainstreaming 
C) Due process 
D) Least restrictive environment

Question 6

Reducing the number of points required for a win is considered a modification for a student lacking

Accepted Answer

A) strength and endurance. 
B) coordination. 
C) balance and agility. 
D) speed. 
A) strength and endurance. 
B) coordination. 
C) balance and agility. 
D) speed.

Question 7

A statement of long-term goals and short-term instructional objectives must be included in the individualized education program (IEP).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

An appropriate modification for a student lacking balance and agility would be providing assistance,such as a partner holding his or her hand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

All of the following are considered diverse issues EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) disabilities. 
B) language barriers. 
C) poverty. 
D) standards. 
A) disabilities. 
B) language barriers. 
C) poverty. 
D) standards.

Question 10

All children aged ________ are currently identified as entitled to a free appropriate public education.

Accepted Answer

A) 3 to 18 
B) 5 to 18 
C) 3 to 21 
D) 5 to 21 
A) 3 to 18 
B) 5 to 18 
C) 3 to 21 
D) 5 to 21

Question 11

In most situations,screening tests may be administered without parental permission.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

With regard to due process,why would confidentiality be ensured?

Accepted Answer

A) To request and receive permission to conduct an evaluation 
B) To explain the results of the evaluation and inform parents of services that will be provided 
C) To allow parents to appeal the results of the assessment 
D) To allow only parents and authorized school personnel to review the student's records 
A) To request and receive permission to conduct an evaluation 
B) To explain the results of the evaluation and inform parents of services that will be provided 
C) To allow parents to appeal the results of the assessment 
D) To allow only parents and authorized school personnel to review the student's records

Question 13

One way to effectively mainstream for physical activity is to ask the parents about the child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

At the completion of the designated IEP time period,

Accepted Answer

A) the student no longer receives aid. 
B) a written progress report is filed along with recommendation for actions. 
C) the student should be up to par with others his or her age. 
D) instruction is no longer modified. 
A) the student no longer receives aid. 
B) a written progress report is filed along with recommendation for actions. 
C) the student should be up to par with others his or her age. 
D) instruction is no longer modified.

Question 15

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act was originally passed by Congress in ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 1942 
B) 1975 
C) 1985 
D) 1994 
A) 1942 
B) 1975 
C) 1985 
D) 1994

Question 16

Which of the following represents an acceptable individualized education program committee?

Accepted Answer

A) A school administrator,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP 
B) A student with similar disabilities,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP 
C) A local education association representative,the child's parents,and a student with similar disabilities 
D) A local education association representative,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP 
A) A school administrator,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP 
B) A student with similar disabilities,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP 
C) A local education association representative,the child's parents,and a student with similar disabilities 
D) A local education association representative,the child's parents,and teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP

Question 17

The zero reject concept indicates that any child can be rejected from all educational services because of a disability.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Allowing a student with special needs to participate 100% in the regular school routine describes which of the following types of mainstreaming?

Accepted Answer

A) Full mainstreaming 
B) Mainstreaming for physical activities only 
C) Partial mainstreaming 
D) Special development classes 
A) Full mainstreaming 
B) Mainstreaming for physical activities only 
C) Partial mainstreaming 
D) Special development classes

Question 19

In terms of the impact of diversity on assessment,minority and poor children should be assessed only with instruments that have been tested and shown to be valid with these populations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In 1990,Public Law 101-476 renamed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act as the ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Zero Reject Act 
B) Least Restrictive Environment Act 
C) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 
D) Individualized Education Program Act 
A) Zero Reject Act 
B) Least Restrictive Environment Act 
C) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 
D) Individualized Education Program Act

With regard to due process,why would a written notice be sent to parents?

Teaching students how to fall is a modification for a student lacking

When conducting special education evaluations,due process assures the rights of parents to all of the following EXCEPT

The child's parents,the teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP and a qualified local association representative comprise an appropriate IEP committee.

________ identifies the best placement arrangement of students with disabilities.

Reducing the number of points required for a win is considered a modification for a student lacking

A statement of long-term goals and short-term instructional objectives must be included in the individualized education program (IEP).

An appropriate modification for a student lacking balance and agility would be providing assistance,such as a partner holding his or her hand.

All of the following are considered diverse issues EXCEPT

All children aged ________ are currently identified as entitled to a free appropriate public education.

In most situations,screening tests may be administered without parental permission.

With regard to due process,why would confidentiality be ensured?

One way to effectively mainstream for physical activity is to ask the parents about the child.

At the completion of the designated IEP time period,

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act was originally passed by Congress in ________.

Which of the following represents an acceptable individualized education program committee?

The zero reject concept indicates that any child can be rejected from all educational services because of a disability.

Allowing a student with special needs to participate 100% in the regular school routine describes which of the following types of mainstreaming?

In terms of the impact of diversity on assessment,minority and poor children should be assessed only with instruments that have been tested and shown to be valid with these populations.

In 1990,Public Law 101-476 renamed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act as the ________.

Improving the Health of Americas Children

Understanding Childrens Needs and Readiness for Physical Activity

Teaching Physical Activities Safely and Effectively

Improving the Effectiveness of Instruction and Feedback

Management and Discipline in an Activity Setting

Integrating Physical Activity and Academics

Increasing Students Activity Levels

Helping Students Develop Physical Fitness

Improving Students Nutrition

Teaching Sun Safety

Promoting Childrens Health Beyond the School Day

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Exam 6: Teaching Children With Special Needs

With regard to due process,why would a written notice be sent to parents?

Teaching students how to fall is a modification for a student lacking

When conducting special education evaluations,due process assures the rights of parents to all of the following EXCEPT

The child's parents,the teachers who have direct responsibility for implementing the IEP and a qualified local association representative comprise an appropriate IEP committee.

________ identifies the best placement arrangement of students with disabilities.

Reducing the number of points required for a win is considered a modification for a student lacking

A statement of long-term goals and short-term instructional objectives must be included in the individualized education program (IEP).

An appropriate modification for a student lacking balance and agility would be providing assistance,such as a partner holding his or her hand.

All of the following are considered diverse issues EXCEPT

All children aged ________ are currently identified as entitled to a free appropriate public education.

In most situations,screening tests may be administered without parental permission.

With regard to due process,why would confidentiality be ensured?

One way to effectively mainstream for physical activity is to ask the parents about the child.

At the completion of the designated IEP time period,

The Education for All Handicapped Children Act was originally passed by Congress in ________.

Which of the following represents an acceptable individualized education program committee?

The zero reject concept indicates that any child can be rejected from all educational services because of a disability.

Allowing a student with special needs to participate 100% in the regular school routine describes which of the following types of mainstreaming?

In terms of the impact of diversity on assessment,minority and poor children should be assessed only with instruments that have been tested and shown to be valid with these populations.

In 1990,Public Law 101-476 renamed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act as the ________.

Improving the Health of Americas Children

Understanding Childrens Needs and Readiness for Physical Activity

Teaching Physical Activities Safely and Effectively

Improving the Effectiveness of Instruction and Feedback

Management and Discipline in an Activity Setting

Integrating Physical Activity and Academics

Increasing Students Activity Levels

Helping Students Develop Physical Fitness

Improving Students Nutrition

Teaching Sun Safety

Promoting Childrens Health Beyond the School Day

Filters