Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA) Practice Test

Which statement about IEP development is accurate?

The IEP is prepared by the student alone with minimal input. The IEP is developed by the student's educational team, including family, teachers, specialists, and the student when appropriate. The IEP is a generic district policy applied to all students. The IEP has no legal standing.

Correct Answer:

The IEP is developed by the student's educational team, including family, teachers, specialists, and the student when appropriate.

Explanation:

An IEP is a legally required, individualized plan created through teamwork. The student’s family, teachers, school specialists, and, when appropriate, the student themselves collaborate to determine the student’s present levels, goals, needed services, accommodations, and placement. This inclusive, team-based process ensures the plan fits the student’s unique strengths and needs and can be implemented in the school setting. Because it’s tied to rights and services under IDEA, the IEP is a binding document that is regularly reviewed and updated based on progress. Choices that suggest the student creates it alone, or that it’s just a generic district policy, or that it has no legal standing, don’t fit how IEPs actually function.

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