Preparation and Planning Intervention Program

1. It is a collaborative plan of different services to help children who need early intervention.

• Individualized Family Services Plan

• Individualized Educational Plan

• Individualized Family Support Plan

1. It is the age of the child to have IFSP.

• 3-5 years old

• 0-3 years old

•    5 years onwards

1. It is the main focus of IFSP.

• Family Involvement

• Education

• Medical Services

1. It is a legally binding document that outlines the educational goals and special education services.

• Individualized Education Plan

• Individualized Family Support Plan

• Individualized Learning and Services Plan

1. It is the process in the IFSP that reflects the child’s progress and adjusts goals or services as needed.

• Transition

• Review and Update

• Plan Development

1. Which of the following best reflects the principle of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

• 1. Providing the same instructional material and method to all learners for fairness.

• 1. Designing lessons that give multiple means of engagement, representation, and expression to meet diverse learner needs.

• 1. Using standardized tests to measure learning progress.

Which of the following best describes task analysis in teaching and learning?

• A method of evaluating students through multiple-choice tests.

• Breaking down a complex skill or activity into smaller, manageable steps to teach systematically.

• Assigning learners different classroom tasks to promote responsibility.

Which of the following is NOT a teaching guideline for gifted learners?

• 1. Use questioning to probe for deeper understanding

• 1. Include lots of repetition and reinforcement to facilitate learning

• 1. Organize senior students or staff to act as mentors

Which of the following is NOT a teaching guideline for learners with Dyslexia?

• 1. Sit the child toward the front row of the class to maximize copying from the board

• 1. Use audiovisual aids such as iPad, video/audio recorder.

• 1. Facilitate phonological awareness

What are the best contrasts to use if you will make visual materials for learners with visual impairment?

• 1. yellow and blue

• 1. red and green

• 1. black and white