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If a student exhibits serious behavior problems within the classroom environment, then the IEP team
A. discusses the seriousness of problem behavior. B. conducts a structured interview with teachers/parent/student. C. performs a functional behavioral assessment. D. reviews student's records.
President John F. Kennedy’s inaugural addressed asked the people to “ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” This is an example of ______.
a. an invitation to change b. a map for the future c. a challenge d. a call to action
Which of the following questions is NOT considered a key question for the Openness Standard?
a. How do students become familiar with the assessment process and with the consequences of the assessment? b. How are teachers and students involved in choosing tasks, setting criteria, and interpreting results? c. What access do those affected by the assessment have to tasks and scoring goals? d. How does the assessment allow students to demonstrate what they know and can do in novel situations? e. How is the assessment process itself open to evaluation and modification?
In the cognitive information-processing pyramid,
A. decision-making skills and metacognitions form the foundation; knowledge of self and occupations build upon it. B. knowledge of self and others form the foundation; decision-making skills and cognitions build upon it. C. knowledge of self and occupations form the foundation; decision-making skills and metacognitions build upon it. D. knowledge of self and occupations form the foundation; job-hunting and interviewing build upon it.