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Regulatory Compliance & Standards Flashcards

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  1. A student has a 504 Plan for dyslexia accommodations. Who is legally responsible for ensuring those accommodations are implemented in each classroom?

    Answer: Each general education teacher who works with the student

    Each general education teacher who works with a student is legally responsible for implementing the accommodations outlined in a 504 Plan.

  2. Which IDEA principle requires that students with disabilities receive education in the environment most similar to general education settings, to the maximum extent appropriate?

    Answer: Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)

    The Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) principle requires that students with disabilities be educated alongside non-disabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate.

  3. A CDT candidate must complete supervised clinical hours before earning the credential. According to ALTA requirements, approximately how many hours of supervised practice are required?

    Answer: 500 hours

    ALTA requires approximately 500 hours of supervised clinical practice working with individuals with dyslexia to qualify for the CDT credential.

  4. When a CDT transitions from one employer to another, which ethical obligation regarding client records must be met?

    Answer: The CDT must ensure clients have access to their records and continuity of care

    Professional ethics require that clients have access to their records and that the CDT facilitates continuity of care during any transition in practice.

  5. Which federal law, enacted in 2015, replaced No Child Left Behind and requires states to address the needs of students with learning disabilities through state-developed accountability plans?

    Answer: Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)

    The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), signed in 2015, replaced NCLB and grants states more flexibility while still requiring accountability for all student subgroups, including those with learning disabilities.

  6. A parent disagrees with the IEP team's eligibility determination for their child. Under IDEA, which formal dispute resolution option allows an impartial third party to render a binding decision?

    Answer: Due process hearing

    A due process hearing is conducted by an impartial hearing officer and results in a binding decision, making it the most formal IDEA dispute resolution option.

  7. Which standard mandates that assessments used for dyslexia identification must be valid, reliable, and administered by trained evaluators in accordance with publisher guidelines?

    Answer: IDEA evaluation safeguards

    IDEA evaluation safeguards require that assessments be validated, administered by trained personnel, and used in accordance with developer guidelines to ensure accurate and non-discriminatory evaluation.