D003 EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Which data collection system allows teachers access to previous assessment scores and
attendance patterns? - Record Reviewing
A science teacher wants to know if she needs to continue instruction on the periodic table of
elements or if her class has mastered the concepts. - Progress Monitoring
Which educational approach facilitates learning of all students in the same environment? -
Inclusive environment
Which two types are used in assessment for special education? - Informal assessment
and Systematic assessment
The school psychologist is working one-on-one with a student to complete a standardized
assessment tool so that she can compare his scores to others his age.
Which technique for collecting assessment data is the school psychologist using? - Formal
test
Why is it important to specifically consider the concerns of the student and parents when
presenting them with assessment results? - The student and parents may react
negatively to hearing areas of weakness.
Which strategy is part of differentiation in the classroom? - Providing a variety of
processing activities for students in order to understand the content.
Which change did the 1997 Amendments to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
(IDEA) make to the process of assessment students with disabilities? - It mandated that
students with disabilities participate in state and district assessments.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of 2004 says that a student with a disability
should be removed from the regular education classroom only if the student cannot receive a
quality education in that setting.
Which concept is the portion of the IDEA addressing? - Least restrictive environment
, A regular education teacher of language arts has referred a student to Mrs. Lee, a special
education teacher. They meet to discuss the student's progress and to implement interventions
and support for improving the student's reading comprehension.
When Mrs. Lee asked to review the student's classroom assessment scores, she noticed the
quizzes consisted of all true-or-false items. They were about previous readings that asked
questions requiring memorization, such as dates and names.
What should Mrs. Lee do? - Work with the other teacher to create more technically
adequate tests that assess the targeted area of concern.
Which law enacted intensive reading interventions for children in grades K-12? - No Child
Left Behind Act of 2001
Which right does the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act provide families? -
Inspecting and reviewing the student's education records maintained by the school
Which educational act resulted in parents having the right to access or amend their child's
educational record until the child turns eighteen? - Family Educational Rights and Privacy
Act of 1975
Which decision is made prior to determining special education eligibility? - The feasibility
of the intervention
What is the first step when recommending a student for special education services? -
Recognizing a concern
Where does the multitiered system of supports (MTSS) process begin? - In the general
education classroom
Which two factors can negatively affect the integrity of an intervention? Pick two - Lack
of student engagement in instruction
Inadequate measurement system
Which tier of support applies to a student being at some risk for failure and scoring, below
benchmark expectations for the classroom curriculum being taught? - Targeted
Which model's purpose is to ensure resources are allocated to provide students the support
necessary to be successful? - MTSS
A student has completed a comprehensive assessment, and the results have been reviewed and
shared with her parents. it was determined that the student meets criteria for special education
services. The multidisciplinary teams feels that she will be able to improve her reading fluency
Which data collection system allows teachers access to previous assessment scores and
attendance patterns? - Record Reviewing
A science teacher wants to know if she needs to continue instruction on the periodic table of
elements or if her class has mastered the concepts. - Progress Monitoring
Which educational approach facilitates learning of all students in the same environment? -
Inclusive environment
Which two types are used in assessment for special education? - Informal assessment
and Systematic assessment
The school psychologist is working one-on-one with a student to complete a standardized
assessment tool so that she can compare his scores to others his age.
Which technique for collecting assessment data is the school psychologist using? - Formal
test
Why is it important to specifically consider the concerns of the student and parents when
presenting them with assessment results? - The student and parents may react
negatively to hearing areas of weakness.
Which strategy is part of differentiation in the classroom? - Providing a variety of
processing activities for students in order to understand the content.
Which change did the 1997 Amendments to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
(IDEA) make to the process of assessment students with disabilities? - It mandated that
students with disabilities participate in state and district assessments.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of 2004 says that a student with a disability
should be removed from the regular education classroom only if the student cannot receive a
quality education in that setting.
Which concept is the portion of the IDEA addressing? - Least restrictive environment
, A regular education teacher of language arts has referred a student to Mrs. Lee, a special
education teacher. They meet to discuss the student's progress and to implement interventions
and support for improving the student's reading comprehension.
When Mrs. Lee asked to review the student's classroom assessment scores, she noticed the
quizzes consisted of all true-or-false items. They were about previous readings that asked
questions requiring memorization, such as dates and names.
What should Mrs. Lee do? - Work with the other teacher to create more technically
adequate tests that assess the targeted area of concern.
Which law enacted intensive reading interventions for children in grades K-12? - No Child
Left Behind Act of 2001
Which right does the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act provide families? -
Inspecting and reviewing the student's education records maintained by the school
Which educational act resulted in parents having the right to access or amend their child's
educational record until the child turns eighteen? - Family Educational Rights and Privacy
Act of 1975
Which decision is made prior to determining special education eligibility? - The feasibility
of the intervention
What is the first step when recommending a student for special education services? -
Recognizing a concern
Where does the multitiered system of supports (MTSS) process begin? - In the general
education classroom
Which two factors can negatively affect the integrity of an intervention? Pick two - Lack
of student engagement in instruction
Inadequate measurement system
Which tier of support applies to a student being at some risk for failure and scoring, below
benchmark expectations for the classroom curriculum being taught? - Targeted
Which model's purpose is to ensure resources are allocated to provide students the support
necessary to be successful? - MTSS
A student has completed a comprehensive assessment, and the results have been reviewed and
shared with her parents. it was determined that the student meets criteria for special education
services. The multidisciplinary teams feels that she will be able to improve her reading fluency
