SPECED 275 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Individualized Education Program, Summative Assessment, Task Analysis

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Linking assessment and instruction for students with disabilities. Information of each of these topics can be found in the notes, textbook, class handouts, and presentation handouts. Formal v. informal assessment: formal: tests of aptitude, tests of achievement, norm-referenced tests, criterion- referenced tests, sats, informal: record review, interviews/questionnaires, observations, task analysis, curriculum based-measurement, rubrics. Idea process: least restrictive environment: to ensure iep outcomes by ensuring access to general education curriculum, extracurricular, and other activities, parent and student participation. Idea requirements for assessment: must use variety of sources of data, that supplied by parents and reg. ed. Curriculum: not discriminate, given in native language, consider effect of disability on progress in reg. ed. Curriculum: reevaluations at least every 3 years, goals and objectives based on progress in reg. ed. Curriculum: parents receive progress reports as often as other parents o. Esea/nclb: accountability for results, school safety, parental choice, teacher quality, evidence based practices, local flexibility.