A student who is nonspeaking uses gestures and pictures to communicate. He becomes frustrated when peers do not understand him.

Which support is MOST appropriate?

A student with English as a second language is struggling academically. Before considering special education, the team must:

A student requires repeated instructions and additional practice to remember steps in a routine. This may indicate difficulty with:

Which student behavior may indicate a possible fine motor delay?

A student uses communication boards to express needs. This is an example of:

Which factor often contributes to reading comprehension difficulties?

Which test type compares a student to grade-level standards?

When a general education teacher disagrees with an accommodation, the FIRST step should be:

A student with a mild intellectual disability typically learns best with:

Which characteristic is common in students with emotional disturbance?

Which practice supports students with limited attention spans?

A student benefits from frequent check-ins and immediate feedback. This strategy best supports:

Which documentation summarizes a student’s performance after completing special education services at graduation?

Which is a common early sign of dyslexia?

A 5th-grade student becomes overwhelmed by multi-step directions and freezes during complex tasks.

What accommodation is MOST effective?

Which scenario best reflects task analysis?

Which reinforcement schedule results in the MOST durable behavior change over time?

What is the MOST important factor when choosing accommodations?

A student who imitates phrases without understanding meaning may exhibit:

A student who struggles with organizing materials and planning tasks likely has deficits in: