Lesson Two Review
- What is the intent of the educational benefit process?
- If a student did not make yearly progress on the IEP,
list three of the four questions educators may consider.

- . To be in compliance, the IEP team must go through all the proper steps and use information that is legally compliant to plan a program that is reasonably calculated to result in educational benefit. Which of the following should be considered to determine if the process was reasonably calculated?
- The IEP team reviewed the student’s progress and adjusted the student’s IEP to address anticipated needs.
- The IEP team analyzed the IEP to determine if needs, goals, and services were complete and resulted in progress.
- The IEP team identified needs related to the student’s disability, and the student’s involvement and progress in the general education curriculum.
- Services
were planned to support:
- Progress toward all goals
- Progress in the general education curriculum
- Participation in extracurricular and other nonacademic activities
- Education with other children with or without disabilities
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