Special Education

1: What does the "Child Find" portion of the IDEA law refer to?

the district's obligation to identify and properly service children with disabilities

locating students who are in the wrong classroom

Amber alert for missing children

2: What do results of the Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement III indicate?

emotional disability

academic skill levels for a student

academic potential

diagnosis of a student's intellectual capacity

3: Which of these is NOT legally a disability under IDEA?

comunication disability

sensory impairment (vision, hearing)

specific learning disability

social maladjustment

emotional disability

4: Which of these are the most reliable ways to report out data from Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement III at a meeting?

Raw Scores

Age Equivalent

Percentiles or Standard Scores

Grade Equivalent

5: How does the Student Support Team interface with the IEP team?

It blocks referrals for original evaluations

It provides counseling for IEP team members

It reviews students not making progress, trials interventions, and sometimes refers a student for an original evaluation or an unscheduled reevaluation