D002 unit 3 quizzes & Solutions

A middle school student is administered a test according to school policy and in compliance with the student's IEP. Afterward, the science teacher instructs the special educator to retest the student without the IEP accommodations because the science teacher thinks the IEP serves as a crutch for the student. Which teacher action aligns with the CEC Code of Ethics? - ANSWER Tell the science teacher that the test cannot be retaken because the student's IEP allows for certain accommodations and the current test with those accommodations stands. Correct! Despite the individual feelings of any IEP team member, the team determined that the student needed the accommodations in the IEP to make adequate yearly progress. You approach a middle school student with an intellectual disability sitting in a wet spot on the hallway carpet, which appears to be her own urine. You talk to the student and ask her if she would like you to walk her to the nurse. While talking to her, the special education teacher comes out of her room and tells you to mind your own business and leave her student alone. She also tells you the student urinated on herself to "gain attention." What is the next thing you should do? - ANSWER Step away from the student and ask the teacher in private if you can help in any way. Explain that you respect the teacher but are worried about the welfare of the student. Correct! When dealing with student welfare, it is okay to get involved with situations that have you concerned. The administrator calls a staff meeting one week before the statewide assessment period. The administrator informs everyone at the meeting that students who seem to struggle with multiple-choice items can be given simple clue prompts but not the obvious answer. Which action can a teacher take that supports profess