A) a parent or guardian.
B) a provider of special education.
C) the child's general education teacher.
D) a special education lawyer.
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A) evaluating academic abilities
B) managing serious behavior problems
C) participating in writing individualized educational programs
D) collaborating with other professionals
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A) movement from general education to special education.
B) more parental responsibility for meeting transition goals.
C) concern for outcomes such as independent living and community adjustment.
D) greater emphasis on vocational issues.
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A) present him in a positive light to the IEP team and help them put a name and face with a diagnosis.
B) help him stay motivated when doing his homework.
C) help her and her husband remain positive about his potential to improve.
D) keep a record of his progress in meeting developmental milestones.
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A) self-contained special education class.
B) regular classroom.
C) resource room.
D) special day school.
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A) should not be held accountable regarding the general education curriculum.
B) should be allowed to have a copy of the test one-week in advance of its administration.
C) should not receive any accommodations on the test.
D) might need to have instructional supports by,for example,by presenting material in multiple ways.
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A) student characteristics and community resources.
B) teacher attitudes and student preferences.
C) both student and parental preferences.
D) the category of exceptionality and parental preferences.
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A) the classic,Experience and Education,by John Dewey
B) the classic,Beyond Freedom and Dignity,by B.F.Skinner
C) yoga and meditation
D) having time to meet with other teachers
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A) exposure to activities experienced by all students.
B) opportunity to model social skills and increased vocational training.
C) maximize time on task and enhance self-esteem.
D) mastery of functional academics and improved self-help skills.
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A) students work together in small homogeneous groups to solve problems or practice responses.
B) students without disabilities tutor those with disabilities in small groups.
C) students with and without disabilities work together in small groups to solve problems or practice responses.
D) students with disabilities tutor those without disabilities in small groups.
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A) a supplement to the IEP that specifies services that will be provided to the family of a student with disabilities
B) a supplement to the IEP that identifies the role of family members in supporting the school's program for a student with disabilities
C) a type of IEP created for preschool children with disabilities
D) an extension of the IEP that is used for secondary students who are making the transition from school to work
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A) They provided funding for postsecondary programs.
B) They extended the age range served by special education to include students up to age 26.
C) They mandated that school districts pay for postsecondary schooling including college tuition) for students under the age of 21 with disabilities.
D) They required IEPs to contain a statement of needed transition services for students with disabilities 16 years or older.
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A) Research has established that inclusion is more effective than education in special classes.
B) Professionals are in agreement about the extent to which technology can and should be used.
C) Students with disabilities must be included in standardized testing.
D) Considerable disagreement exists about whether early intervention for children with disabilities should be child directed or more teacher directed.
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A) each specifically exempts students with disabilities from participating in state-wide assessments.
B) neither contains language addressing whether students with disabilities are required to participate in state-wide assessments.
C) each requires that students with disabilities participate in state-wide assessments and that they show progress.
D) each requires that students with disabilities participate in state-wide assessments,but unlike non-disabled students,they do not need to show progress.
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A) teaches students with disabilities in the general education classroom.
B) acts as an expert in providing advice to the general education teacher.
C) shares daily decisions about programming with the regular education teacher equally.
D) pulls out students with disabilities for special instruction in a resource room.
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