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School Psych Midterm - Acronyms/Jargon

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  • A student was referred for special education services - describe the process with the timeline.
    Too much to write!
  • What is an IEP?
    Individualized Education Plan/Program - outlines a student's eligibility, performance, goals, accommodations and services
  • What are NASP and MSPA?
    National Association of School Psychologists, Maryland School Psychologist Association
  • What are the 4 key components of the Problem Solving Model?
    problem identification, problem analysis, plan development, plan evaluation
  • What is FERPA?
    family educational rights and privacy act - protects the privacy of student educational records and outlines parents' rights to the records
  • What does FAPE stand for and what is it?
    Free and Appropriate Public Education - right of all children (including those with disabilities) to a free public education with accommodations and services
  • What happened at the Thayer Conference?
    School psychology was defined, helped shape the field into what it is today
  • What does MTSS stand for and what is it?
    Multi tiered systems of support - model that uses data-driven problem-solving and incorporates system-level change to address student needs
  • What is COMAR?
    Code of Maryland Regulations - a compilation of all administrative regulations issued by agencies of the state of Maryland
  • What is SST?
    Student Support Team - team that meets to provide interventions for struggling students
  • What does RIOT stand for and what is it used for?
    record review, interviews, observations, tests - all of which you should use to evaluate eligibility as part of the multimethod approach
  • What does LEA stand for and why is it relevant?
    Local education agency - need an LEA representative at every IEP meeting
  • What is a 504 plan?
    Formal plan to give people with disabilities the services/accommodations that they need to be access curriculum
  • 3 eligibility requirements for 504 plan:
    Physical or mental impairment, has record of impairment, is regarded as having such impairment
  • What is IDEA?
    Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - 1990 legislation that guarantees children with disabilities specialized instruction and procedural safeguards
  • What did Brown vs. Board of Education establish?
    Separate cannot be equal - segregation is unconstitutional
  • What is ESY?
    Extended School Year - students are entitled to services over the summer if their academics are in severe jeopardy when they're out of school
  • Name the 14 eligibility categories
    autism, blindness, deafness, ED, hearing impt, ID, multiple disabilities, orthopedic impt, OHI, SLD, speech/language impt, TBI, visual impt, dev delay
  • What does LRE stand for and what is it?
    Least restrictive environment - principle that says students should be educated with their peers in gen ed to the greatest extent possible
  • List and describe the 4 types of assessments.
    Screening, focused, diagnostic, curriculum based
  • Name 3 important updates to the 2004 reauthorization of IDEA.
    SLD procedures, components of IEP/IEP team, prevention/intervention, manifest determination, nondiscriminatory assessment, procedural safeguards, timelines
  • What does RTI stand for and what is it?
    Response to intervention - a multitiered approach to identifying and supporting students with disabilities