Special Education Quick Guide

RYAN ICANBERRY ERIC ROGERS SPECIAL EDUCATION PLAY BOOK A QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION AND GENERAL EDUCATION TEACHERS UPDATED DECEMBER 2020

BEFORE WE BEGIN... ACRONYMS! MDR LRE PLOPS Manifestation DetermRineavtiieown LeasEtnRveirsotnrimcteivnet Present Levels of Performance IEP MTSS LEA Multi-Tiered SSyusptepmorotsf EdInudcivaitdiounalPizleadn RtI Local EduAcgaetniocny RInetseprovennsetioton FAPE Free and ApEpdruocpartiaioten

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IEP V. 504 4 WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

IEP V. 504 5 WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

IEP V. 504 6 WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

TYPES OF DISABILITIES 7 13 RECOGNIZED BY IDEA 11111234567890123.............SOAESVDHDOITMNPMURTPIEEEDACRBAACBASUTEHAEAATAT...O......UELDDCANASBDEIWSEUHFRFSTTLAUIYYDICCORNE-TIMOFIPLIMHNBLOPSSUPDHHHNEIEOHPACLEGLNILGRDISICSVMEELOITZENTENAELRSEIPTDAEOAOIMRPXEDCSLDAUPNERRILRPAACILPSIRNCPAADTBTBSYHIDARAIORHHITLEAIROAMRSINNPIRMSSGILARDBNAIETRGPIMUOSRNMIEILIUNNOLSAUMAREPNGRIEICAITAAIADMARTNNBDDEBIGRMEI,EASJRTSIIIIENSRSLSNUNEMSFIOIAITCNRNCOMIENBYRLYTEGRNPIGDULTADBEDIDTILIRIRSYINISNM(AG(AODSBESRBLINOLDDLDITRI)TE)NYRDDENAEFSCSAN NOT SERVE THE

INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PLAN 8 IEP PMNSMPTGRRLUEOEEAAEEPAATSCNDPHLSEELESSOUNMEDIDRTAMTEIASSNOLNEPBDTNENTELOVSTEPCEEARLIAALREARNSLVPYNLNOIOCAY(URFBEIDDATEPSELSGPENSGIRRANIEOGFONNEOANGDDINRLERESSMGDEDESAAIARNSNNVTSDCI1CTEO6RE(UBSYPJCELETOACIRPOTSSNIV)OELSD)POST-SECONDARY

FREE AND APPROPRIATE EDUCATION 9 FAPE ANESSBDLTAEOLARUSCNVSECOIDEDACSRATEOTVIRSONTIDCNMOISNEAUPSDONSAIFMVDTRSIUEDBRTSNEUEATTLAATSABLPETE,PEUERFDDNROUIESQPCEERUA,RIEAATVITTNOICEEPNEEFUASODBLRSMLAITCUGHSEEETXNSPMCTEYEUNEDSTEENATN,D AT UNDER FAPE SFDPFVAUCROAPHLOERELSOGIEELORNSSILEEOTFSSSTRPSDBPOOOEEBMTTRYNEWMSOTNEHTITTTEUEINSANDSEELTETERHNUDVEDTITCEBOTENEOSETSDSTTUTHAUCANDATDTERENTETTSHO.UELSMTTIUINNDIMMENIUNTMI’SMAANLD

LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT 10 LRE LREEMDISDIASUAXTFSPMQCRIPUMREUAAIRCLTOATUKLTITVILMMENISINIINTDGCAEMGYCEORXSSLUONAYTT.USFESU“PSTNCISDDRI:OOTEEEINNRNNARVCTTPAISIISIPCTNPNRIEWUOLOOSEUNIPTTMOTHRRFOIOEADIFQATIDSENUAEAYIL(ARBITDPEIELEODRIATT,NILBEEALUNSYTTTWIIVIDNAEIOTLTPHEHHLSSAEAETRGCUNMEEDSNMFEUUEENRLRNTEAETSLEFSFWDE”EUDHCCUOTACSATAORITOENINONTNIONHCTENLDCOAIHSNSISA-LSRDBEOLOGEORRDMEOT)GN.OATTTHHEEDE L R EENSEADXECOARTUTNPRVIC-PVAAIALCICCTTIEUAIEISOEDRSSNRETAIMCOLIU:CSLEATRT I N G

EXCLUSIONS 11 FOR STUDENTS WITH AN IEP ACUDRIAASSRNUNTERSNOAIPTTPCEHPPTNELRMRSAOICASPOEERYNMTIARFTETOEINNEMRGTINONTOTVOEET:RAMIMSOATRULETDTEEHRNANTNAWT1IVI0TEHCEOADNDUSICSEAACTBUIIOLTNIITVAYELWSSHCEOHTTOVINOIOGLLDAATEYSSA CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT FROM HIS THEEMPMVLUAAASCNLTUEIFBMAEETESEPNTSETARAFTFOICOORHRNIAMLDDCEE'DHSTIWEMLDRIHSMWECNIIONTANHADTDAUIIOSDCTNITSR;RAIDCEBETVILTPIIEETRRWYOM.P(IOMNSEDESRSI)F:DIITSICSIPALMINAANRIYFEMSETAASTUIROENSORFETSHUELTCIHNIGLDIN'SCDHISAANBGIELIOTYF. MULTIPLE REMOVALS OF LESS THAN 10 SCHOOL DAYS IN A YEAR ALSO COUNT TOWARDS THE 10-DAY TOTAL. ICNO-US•••NCSSSTHTTTUUUOADDDGOEEEALNNNISNTTTUSCCCSTOOOPTNNNEHTTTNEIIINNNS1IUUU0OEEEDNSSSASTTTYOOOSPRPUAAENCRRLETTEIIICSCVSIIEPP:IAAETTPEESIWNERITTVHHICENEGOSENN-DERISAALBELDEUDCPAETEIROSN CURRICULUM

CHILD FIND 12 AND ELIGIBILITY CHILISDAFILNEDG:AL REQUIREMENT THAT SCHOOLS FIND ALL CECNHOTIVLITEDLRRESEDNETVWOEHSROPYEHCCAHIVAILELDEDDFISRUAOCBMAILTBIITOIIRENTSHSAETNRHDVRIWOCEUHSGO.HMAAGYEB2E1. MSOSCTROUHSRDOUEEOSONLPFTSETMCMHTUEUSSSTMTHTAMIERYVETHAEEALTEUVNTEAHCTAEAERDTAEIESNQGAYUOBICRRILHEIIETIMLSYDE.ONTFTHDSAITOSAFITBOKINLNIETOYOWRS RNSETOULTADETDEENIDNTSTMEHURESVLTIACRWEES.QAUSIRAERSEPSEUCLITALOEFDTUHCEADTIIOSANBAINLIDTY. DEDISUACBAILTIITOYNMPUERSFTOARDMVAENRCSEELY AFFECT THE STUDENTS

CHILD FIND 13 AND ELIGIBILITY ST1E.IPDSENOTFIFSIUCAPTPIOORNTAND 32..EERVLEIFAGELIBRUIRALAITTLIYON 45..DPLEAVCEELOMPEINNTG AN IEP

SYSTEMS OF SUPPORT 14 RTI AND MTSS RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION (RTI) ARTCIAIDDEENMTICIFAIELSLYA.ND ADDRESSES STUDENTS STRUGGLING MTSSSOCIDIAELNMATIUNFLDIETSEI-MATONIETDRIOAENDDADSLRYEASSRESETEAMSSS,AINOCCAFLDSUEUDMPINIPCGOSR,BBTEUH(TMAAVTLISOSSRO). CORE PRINCIPLES OF RTI/MTSS HUINGIHVEQRUSAALLITSYCGREENENERINAGLICNLAACSASDINESMTICRUACNTDION RBEESHEAAVRIOCRHABLAASREEDASINTERVENTION FPIRDOEGLIRTEYSOSFMIMOPNLITEOMREINNTGATION CONSIDERATION FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION WHEN STUDENTS DO NOT MAKE SUFFICIENT GROWTH DURING INTERVENTIONS

SYSTEMS OF SUPPORT - MTSS 15 MULTI-TIERED SYSTEM OF SUPPORT Academics Tier 1 Behavior Tier 2 All students receive high-quality Tier 3 All student behavior is reinforced curriculum and instruction in with positive expectations and general classroom consistent expectations School uses assessment data and School provides supplemental teacher observation to identify targeted behavioral skill students and provide students interventions supplemental instructional support, Student-centered planning is used usually in small groups. to customize specific behavior interventions and frequent Intense instructional support is progress monitoring provided to students with frequent progress monitoring.

IEP TEAM 16 REQUIRED MEMBERS PAAAARFATOOAHENTTPTRPRREHPLLEINREREEESPNEODORAARTSTRIPUESSIVNESRSDTTINDDPIEEAOOTIRUNNVTANNOATETIDTEEVLA,,IUAYVITOOWDAOSIEFFVIHNLSUAETTSOGNPHHOOWGCPEEFFTRAEHCCRATRONOHHHAN)PIIIENYHNLLRDDSSATIOAI''ECVTSSTTRHEIHEORSPOKEENPRONRGEELOCUSTASWIELGTAYARHELLSRVEENETIDECCDEEDGIVEUMEUESACS/CLLOATU(OARTIHFATCIOSAITAOPNTTILONEHTMENCETEDIAERAAUSYAECLCTCSHBEUAHUXEETDELRPIRETROSENESSNROSTTARPISGOIPSEENRNASO1CBIV6BYOILDU(YEELTEERFATAOSRH)RSEPCOAHYRILI,NDIGF

IEP PROCESS 17 TEACHER ROLE WIHEIDPDBMNDRREIIOSDSPOLUINCCRIOPVCVGUKURSIIADSDSSSTPTUEASSTIIRNOAENEOSOSNSLSTPAVIASEGCCMTIDLCTUHHTEREIAGRTAAMEPIROLLTNNBRLEHAAEGEIENELACRNTSSTPTCHGEOLGCOTSNEFEOAOMSTAATNAMBHRNLTLEEANHEDOSVSAIMIDNWETESTAGHPELIESSTSTRTAMPITOOEODKEEIAUNNNUFCTMGSERHAIGFHSI,CONIEWCSOADTGEUATIDSTSTITCENHAHMCTGNSEHOIDTCTEMSUHMPCYMDEEHEEEOHRATONDFEHROTOLAOLSPRTDYIMTTOSEHHANADEENSROYMCMNSNEO’HITESG(PAEWTHLDRTOOEAPPRSNRSKSDE)ATSDSUEEDNWSETEENRLTLV’SE Mr. Icanberry

IEP DAY TO DAY 18 TEACHER ROLE BUILD A RKENLOAWTIOENVSEHRIYPSWTIUTDHESNTTUWDEITNHTASNANIEDPPARENTS KEEAACWSDEPXCNTOEIHUEPSCDLEPLEDIOGNIARNEMINNBIDNSEMIONETTNMORRTGPCIEAUDNREIRTNCAODMITCTNGWIIILOGNRNUHNEGIWNSSEIAIGNISVNTNEHHTTDHOOASMEWWNPODCEATCDLRDOAIIDAIFFSCYLFESOIEEDNRLDRUGOLEUECOTNCCKAMHTATNTEI.TIAAOODIPASSSTONWNELEPNUUNDASODEPPNLIETPCPPGUEEVGSILONDAAAAOERULLCOLMATCUGHEFLSEADAEOSLNTRTUEAITEOSCLASSNAROATYINLOASNIDASN, SDERREVLIACTEESD, MSOERDVIFICICEASTIONS, AND/OR

Thousands of starfish washed ashore. A little girl began throwing them in the water so they wouldn't die. \"Don't bother, dear\" her mother said, \"it won't make a difference.\" The girl stopped for a moment and looked at the starfish in her hand. \"It will make a difference to this one.\" -UNKNOWN

SPECIAL EDUCATION AND CO-TEACHING 20 METHODS AND BENEFITS EDUTCHAETSCIOAOMN-TETEESAAAPCNCAHDHCIENAERG.SDCSINEOEVLS-TIOSVELETAVROCEIGHNSEEGBTRLIHSNEESNSRTDHARIONNUUGDCLTBDAIODOPTANLHPATTNTOH,TSCOETOSTULPHDLEEAECNUBIOANTSLRIQAEWUTDEIEUT,LHCIENAAASTNRITDONRNIWUNTCGITETNHA, EMOCEUHADTENSRDAOIAGSFNEASDBBTEIGULHEIDTANEIVEENISROTAISRNL,. METHODS: BENRRIICBMAESEMNEALOONEFOSPIDTGTMIDMDTTRIUHRORBIESTONCEUTELI:VNGAEEIACNEIDTAANMTDGETCISGOWEQSCHTNSDTUOUOEKIRDAEDLRGILSLDLUKEMALIUNETABSCYTTOEO/AOTRTFTESAIAOTOCNIOFHNER 12345.....OSPATEATNLAATREEO3ITCSMSACANTRIINLICOLOSEMMDTNALCE-ATNEETUEISAOLACAPAELTLSTATRHSECAETITRIVDDNS,OAHACEOEIITUDNNCHIANVNONTMEHESCEIGDGEENORSIHEENETATSATUSIXODNGCASSWLILGHSAITSLENEOTIIBYIANOATS,RI.DNGODL2TKIITI.TRTNNYWEOSSVALTLTOOECUERLVG,HDUVTERIECNHELONTGE.TUTI,OEOSPEANTSXRCHA,COHELEETEARAPARCCATT-HTSDESI.SGIVTRIURISETODCTIEUSETSN.EPTDTTOSAINGUASERGTTEHHRTGUERSRCO.ATIUMOPENE,CD1OINNTVEONLTVES

21 Mr. Icanberry & Mr. Rogers

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT 22 TIPS! SF‘TBTMINCSGMAANBABSHNOOREEUSBUIRRUEEEAAEGVALNOOPEEKLPHKTLHOLFNODNDPTSUPUEEEPOTTLLSPUOSO’PRLTPETIHTEWVLNEPRRIESRRHXAEELATNTVACT.N’UEELIHTFBPILISTSEFPOTMFEAF-LAHTWT/!AIIRAFMERECCRUEONTSMOEFIOEDIU-IER,CALTRAOI-NMALEVTIYSVHMCMNNITDNEEBOOPOIHS-GLSIRJTSE-LEMIFIDTDULSIC-FTEATEDASOSIAOEASHNLT-STPFNLMNKIEDFIMSSWEANCDEFWLUTOCSAEGEOAEOEMITSKITFLYRPTSORHHIE-SHTAMCCETPSEEARHOHTIROPITIWNBFREUAITEAARNVLNYHTDBDCKREGEGIHPTOAUTEUEECSOEEENTULNWLOASYETTTFCTTMHLT,USAHCSOSEHOWFRMAEMT,OTEAOENHCIHOSNELNSRTNA.AFITE,TDEIUOSHMART-ASEOPTEEMEBET,NALNPAXLIHHPLMNA-GETTPOYNARDTTAOEHNIVEEHCKRANOEENNSEILSEESDTT,AEKNETSSOANAADICUFANRNDLSEOMRCPGNED,REPAWEARARSNEASREHFIOUTTNULANOFHIPCIDNPMGAWRMRHOPIGMIISEIOLOOA.VPIIAUTERTLRT’PSOSYSOSEET.