Ard Decision Making Process
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In order to have a good understanding of a students present level of academic achievement and functional performance, the PLAAFP must be reviewed by the ARD committee.
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True
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False
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This quiz focuses on the ARD decision-making process in special education, assessing knowledge on PLAAFP reviews, STAAR assessments, and the roles of the ARD committee. It is crucial for understanding student assessment alignment and compliance with educational standards.
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What does the acronym STAAR represent?
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State of Texas Academic Acheivement Readiness
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State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness
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A. State of Texas Assessments of Academic ReadinessExplanation
The acronym STAAR represents the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness. This is a standardized testing program in Texas that measures the academic performance and readiness of students in various subjects. The program is designed to ensure that students are meeting the state's educational standards and are prepared for college and career success.Rate this question:
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For what high school level in the 2011-2012 school year is the STAAR Modifed version of the state assessment considered?
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9th grade level
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10th grade level
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11th grade level
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None
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A. 9th grade levelExplanation
The STAAR Modified version of the state assessment is considered to be at the 9th grade level for the 2011-2012 school year. This means that the assessment is designed to measure the knowledge and skills typically expected of students in the 9th grade. It is likely that the content and difficulty level of the assessment align with the curriculum and expectations of a 9th grade student.Rate this question:
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For what high school level in the 2011-2012 school year is the STAAR version of the state assessment considered?
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9th grade level
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10th grade level
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11th grade level
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None
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A. 9th grade levelExplanation
The STAAR version of the state assessment is considered to be at the 9th grade level for the 2011-2012 school year.Rate this question:
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Who determines the appropriate assessment for a student receiving special education services?
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ARD Committe
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Counselor
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Special Education Teacher
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Administrator
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A. ARD CommitteExplanation
The ARD Committee, which stands for Admission, Review, and Dismissal Committee, is responsible for determining the appropriate assessment for a student receiving special education services. This committee consists of various individuals, including the special education teacher, counselor, administrator, and other relevant professionals, who come together to discuss and make decisions regarding the student's education plan, including assessments.Rate this question:
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