Individual Student Plan Review

All individualized plans are...

• data-informed.

• updated annually.

• managed by a case manager.

• All answers are correct.

Answer explanation

All individualized plans are data-informed, updated annually, and managed by a case manager who works closely with the student.

Which is NOT an example of a plan in place at our school?

• IEPs

• ELLPs

• MNOPs

• IAPs

Answer explanation

We have IEPs, IAPs, ELLPs, BIPs, and DIPs currently.

The best example of a concern to share with a parent is, "Your student...

• is reading less fluently than we expect at this age."

• may have dyslexia."

• can't read."

• doesn't read very well and has a hard time."

Answer explanation

is reading less fluently than we expect at this age."

This is the best because it is factual and data-based. Never offer a diagnosis.

An IAP contains...

• services, goals, and accommodations.

• accommodations only.

• services and goals only.

• no data.

Answer explanation

IAPs only have accommodations and are based on both internal and external assessments.

ELLPs are not an indicator of a disability in a student.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

ELLPs are only a way to communicate services, goals, and student performance related to English Language Acquisition. They are NOT an indicator of any disability.

DIPs are...

• based only on internal assessment.

• based on internal and external assessment.

• for accommodations only.

• not individualized.

Answer explanation

DIPs are a way for us to communicate services and goals for students receiving ongoing additional supports in school. They document the supports and progress as a step before recommending external evaluation.

An IEP contains...

• services, goals, and accommodations.

• accommodations only.

• services and goals only.

• no data.

Answer explanation

These are all based on external evaluation.

Confidentiality is important because it...

• protects students.

• is contractually obligated for school employees.

• is ethically required by international educational institutions.

• All answers are correct.

Answer explanation

Information is covered in closed circles with only those people who are directly involved with the student.

As a teacher, I can access the detailed plans of...

• all students in our school.

• the students I am in direct contact with.

• students I have a question about.

• students who I had three years ago.

Answer explanation

Plans are distributed on a need to know basis for teachers in direct contact with the student.

All teachers for a student should sign a plan confirmation sheet.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This signifies the teacher has received the plan, can implement the plan, and will protect the confidentiality of the plan.