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  1. A student with an IEP is consistently failing to meet annual goals. What should the IEP team do?

    Answer: Meet to review the IEP and revise goals, services, or placement as needed

    IDEA allows and requires IEP teams to reconvene and amend the IEP at any time when a student is not making adequate progress toward goals.

  2. Which behavior management approach focuses on teaching expected behaviors explicitly and acknowledging positive behavior school-wide?

    Answer: Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

    PBIS is a tiered, proactive framework that defines and teaches expected behaviors and uses acknowledgment systems to reinforce them across all school settings.

  3. A student from a low-income household receives free lunch, has limited English proficiency, and has an IEP. Which federal program specifically addresses the academic needs of students from disadvantaged backgrounds?

    Answer: Title I of ESSA

    Title I of the Every Student Succeeds Act provides federal funding to schools with high percentages of students from low-income families to improve academic achievement.

  4. A high school teacher uses anchor activities so that early finishers stay engaged while others complete tasks. This is BEST described as:

    Answer: Classroom management through differentiation

    Anchor activities are ongoing tasks students work on independently when they finish assigned work, supporting management and differentiation simultaneously.

  5. Under Florida law, a teacher who suspects a colleague is abusing a student is required to:

    Answer: Report directly to the Florida Abuse Hotline regardless of what the principal says

    Florida's mandatory reporting law (F.S. 39.201) requires each mandatory reporter to call the Hotline personally; reporting to a supervisor does not fulfill the legal obligation.

  6. Which instructional strategy BEST supports metacognitive development in students?

    Answer: Having students set learning goals and reflect on their own progress

    Metacognition involves awareness and regulation of one's own thinking; goal-setting and self-reflection are core practices that develop these skills.

  7. A teacher's classroom management plan should PRIMARILY be designed to:

    Answer: Create a safe, structured environment that maximizes learning time

    Effective classroom management creates conditions for learning by establishing routines, expectations, and a positive climate that maximizes instructional time.

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