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4972230337UDLUniversal Design for Learning increases access to the curriculum and instruction for all students0
4972274520E-bookselectronic versions of textbooks1
4972301828Differentiated Instructionproviding an individualized array of instructional interventions2
49723173824 general ways differentiated instruction can be accomplished.1. Instructional activity 2. Instructional content 3. Instructional delivery 4. Instructional materials3
4972345183Instructional ActivityDifferent types of instructions provided to small groups of student who continue to struggle when high-quality instruction was not effective4
4972364193Instructional ContentPortion or chunks of the lesson's content is taught and mastered by initially focusing on a small amount of information5
4972376874Instructional DeliveryFlexible group practice, (same/mixed ability) allows pace of instruction differ6
4972404032Instructional MaterialDifferent types of materials or adjustment to current materials are made.7
4972421168Accommodationssupports to compensate for disabilities8
4972455138Modificationsreducing the requirements9
4972504469ATAssistive Technology Equipment (devices) or services to help compensate for an individual's disabilities10
4972522007low-tech devicessimple assistive technology devices (communication boards, homemade cushions, or a classroom railing)11
4972530364high-tech devicescomplex devices that use computers or computer chips12
4972575011Array of servicesConstellation of special education services, personnel, and educational placements13
4973179480Continuum of servicesDescribes each level of special education services as being more restrictive and coming in a lock-stepped sequence14
4973212069Pull-in programmingSpecial education or related services are delivered in the gen ed classroom15
4973239964Co-teachingGeneral and special education teachers team teaching16
4973269723Consulting teacherSpecial education teachers serving as a resource to general education teachers17
4973374757CollaborationProfessionals working together to provide educational services18
4973427718Explicit instructiondirectly instructing on the topic of concern19
4973801718Pull-out programsProviding special services outside the general education classroom20
4973837328Non-categorical or cross-categorical special educationspecial education services delivered by students needs, not by their identified disability21
4973864499Related servicesspecial education services from a wide range of disciplines and professions22
4973912733What are the three most common related services1. speech therapy 2. physical therapy 3. assistive technology23
4974177007What are the 7 steps of the IEP process1. Prereferral 2. Referral 3. Identification 4. Eligibility 5. Development of the IEP 6. Implementation of the IEP 7. Evaluation & Reviews24
4974203452Multitiered Approacheslevels of intensive services to prevent or intervene early25
4974216218Prereferraldetermines a student's eligibility for special education services26
4974271994Child findA requirement of IDEA '04 to help refer and identify children and youth with disabilities27
4988777524Referralcomes from parents social service agency public health nurses day care professional or doctor28
4988785054IdentificationAssessment is the foundation. Determines if student has disability , whether special education services are required & what type of services need29
4988794359Eligibilityidentify students who actually have a disability and qualify for special education services30
4992622858Development of the IEPDevelop the actual plan for either IFSP or IEP, IEP team starts outlining31
4992626595Implementation of the IEPStudent's services and individualized program begin. Laid out what constitutes an appropriate education for the student32
4992640651Evaluation and ReviewsIDEA requires accountability for each IEP developed. Ensures that students are meeting their goals and making educational progress33
4992649944IEP teamsguides special education services for each student with a disability34
4992656398What does the IEP team must consistsat least one gen ed teacher, at least one special ed or related service providers, representative of school district who is knowledgeable, someone to interpret instructional implications, parents, the student, & other people whom school or parent invites35
4992676142itinerantworking in different locations36
4992683494Tips teacher can give parents to help them participate in IEP meetingsoutline points. bring records regarding child's need. ask for clarification. be assertive and proactive37
4992736642Self-determinationAbility to identify and achieve goals for oneself38
4992760429Self-advocacyExpressing one's rights and needs39
4992764131IFSPIndividualized family service plan. infants & toddlers (birth-3)40
4992767752IEPIndividualized education program. preschoolers - high school students (3-21) management tool to identify and organize needed services41
4992772665Statement of traditional servicesinitiated at age 16 to make successful transition to independence42
4992784398Behavior Intervention Planfunctional assessment and procedures to prevent and intervene for behavioral infractions43
4992796325Service Managercase manager who oversees the implementation and evaluation of IFSPs44
4992812236Statement of transitional servicesassists students 16 and over in moving to adulthood.45
4992824083IAESInterim alternative educational setting. assigned when a serious behavioral infraction requires removal from current placement46
4992847052Stay-put provisionProhibits students with disabilities from being expelled because of behavior associated with their disabilities47
4992851402Manifestation determinationDetermines whether a student's disciplinary problems are due to the disability48
4992855476FBAFunctional behavioral assessment. behavioral evaluations to determine the exact nature of problem behaviors49
4992872264high-stakes testingstate and district wide assessments to ensure all students' progress in the curriculum50
4992878960alternate assessmentsmeasuring the progress of students who do not participate in the gen ed curriculum51
4992882848modified achievement standardsgoals and benchmarks from the gen ed curriculum but modified by reducing the number of objectives or their complexity.52
4992889229progress monitoringassessing students learning through direct and frequent assessments directly on the target of concern53
4992896777authentic assessmentsperformance measurement that use gen ed generated by the student54
4992901001portfolio assessmentstudents select their work for evaluation55
4992903627CBMcurriculum-based measurement. evaluating students performance by collecting data frequently and directly on academic tasks56

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