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  1. Under IDEA 2004, who must be included as a member of the IEP team when conducting a re-evaluation?

    Answer: The student's parents and relevant school personnel

    IDEA requires that parents and relevant school personnel — including general and special education teachers — participate in re-evaluation decisions to ensure a collaborative, comprehensive process.

  2. Which Florida assessment accommodation allows a student with a visual impairment to receive test materials in an enlarged format?

    Answer: Large print

    Large print is a standard accommodation for students with visual impairments, allowing them to access print materials in an enlarged format without altering the content being assessed.

  3. What does 'response to intervention' (RTI) data contribute to the ESE eligibility determination process in Florida?

    Answer: It provides evidence that the student has received high-quality instruction and additional support before referral

    RTI data documents that a student received scientifically based instruction and targeted interventions, showing the team that the achievement gap is not due to lack of opportunity to learn.

  4. A student's ESE assessment indicates average intelligence but a significant discrepancy between ability and academic achievement. Which disability category is most commonly associated with this profile?

    Answer: Specific Learning Disability (SLD)

    Specific Learning Disability is characterized by average or above-average intelligence alongside significant underachievement in one or more academic areas, despite adequate instruction.

  5. Which assessment approach involves collecting samples of student work over time to evaluate growth and mastery?

    Answer: Portfolio assessment

    Portfolio assessment involves systematic collection of student work samples over time, providing a holistic picture of learning progress, strengths, and areas for growth.

  6. Under Florida ESE rules, within how many days must parents receive a copy of the Evaluation Summary Report (ESR) prior to the eligibility meeting?

    Answer: 5 days

    Florida rules require that parents receive a copy of the Evaluation Summary Report at least 5 days before the eligibility meeting, giving them adequate time to review the findings.

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