Roles and Responsibilities Flashcards
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A student with an IEP requires extended time on all assessments. A general education teacher is responsible for:
Answer: Implementing all IEP accommodations consistently across all classroom activities
General education teachers are legally required to implement all IEP accommodations for eligible students in their classrooms at all times.
A general education teacher attends an IEP meeting for a student in their class. Their PRIMARY role is to:
Answer: Provide information about the student's academic performance in the general education setting
General education teachers bring essential, classroom-specific data about how the student functions in the general curriculum.
Which federal law specifically guarantees students with disabilities the right to a free appropriate public education (FAPE)?
Answer: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
IDEA mandates FAPE in the least restrictive environment and governs special education services in public schools.
A student with a 504 plan for ADHD requires preferential seating. Who is responsible for implementing this accommodation?
Answer: All general education teachers who provide instruction to the student
Every general education teacher who instructs the student is responsible for implementing all 504 plan accommodations.
When a student transfers from another state with a current IEP, a Texas school must:
Answer: Provide comparable services while reviewing the existing IEP and developing a new one
Schools must provide comparable services to transfer students with IEPs to prevent any gap in services during the transition.
A teacher believes an unidentified student may have a learning disability. The appropriate FIRST step is to:
Answer: Implement research-based interventions through the school's RTI/MTSS framework
RTI/MTSS (Response to Intervention/Multi-Tiered System of Supports) provides tiered interventions that should precede a formal special education referral.
Student records related to special education services are protected by which combination of federal laws?
Answer: FERPA and IDEA
Special education records fall under both FERPA (general student records privacy) and IDEA (special education-specific confidentiality requirements).