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Praxis Special Education: Planning and the Learning Environment

Individual plans, least restrictive settings, and classroom arrangements from preschool through grade 12.

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  1. 1.Mateo is 4. His individual plan says he will get better at talking. Which replacement goal can a teacher observe during play?

  2. 2.Aisha is in grade 2. A check shows she reads first-grade passages at 35 correct words a minute. A draft goal says she will read high-school novels. What should guide the new goal?

  3. 3.Luis is in grade 5. The team wants one fraction goal that states the situation, the action, and how much is enough. Which sentence does that?

  4. 4.Priya is in grade 8. Her writing goal says she will become a better writer. The teacher cannot tell when to mark it met. What is the planning problem?

  5. 5.Noah is in grade 4. On a comprehension check he reads the same passages and answers the same questions as the class. He receives 20 extra minutes because his reading rate is slow. What is that change?

  6. 6.Elena is in grade 6. The science objective is to explain evaporation and condensation with grade-level words. She cannot decode the textbook. Which change drops that science target?

  7. 7.Jonah is in grade 3. The check measures whether he can decode nonsense words. A teammate wants every item read aloud to him. What is the planning problem?

  8. 8.Samira is in grade 7. The class solves 20 two-step equations. Her plan assigns 10 of the same kind so she can finish and show the method. What is that change?

  9. 9.Hana is 4. Her goal is to ask a classmate for a toy with words or a picture. Where should the team plan the teaching?

  10. 10.Devon is in grade 9. He solves one-step equations when a calculator covers slow fact recall. The algebra target is solving linear equations. What should the goal name, and where does the calculator go?

  11. 11.Malik is in grade 11 and has a significant cognitive disability. A draft goal says he will be exposed to community signs. Which replacement can the team teach and check?

  12. 12.Owen is in grade 1. The present description lists only skills he cannot do. His teacher knows he loves trucks and can match pictures. What is missing from the plan?

  13. 13.Chloe is in grade 8. Word problems are scored on how she sets up the equation, not on fact recall. Fact recall is slow because of a math disability. What should the plan allow?

  14. 14.Ben is in grade 5. This essay is scored for ideas and organization. Spelling is a separate goal with its own practice. What should the essay rubric do?

  15. 15.Rosa is in grade 4. The standard is to describe how a local rule is made. With a word bank she can dictate those steps. A draft task has her color a building instead. What is coloring, in this plan?

  16. 16.Amir is in grade 6 and has low vision. He receives the same worksheet as the class, reprinted large enough for him to read. What is that change?

  17. 17.Lila is in grade 10. Essays are scored for thesis and evidence. She speaks her draft because handwriting and typing stall her. What is speech-to-text in this plan?

  18. 18.Caleb is in grade 7. He can explain the causes of a historical event, but a paragraph exhausts him. The plan lets him say the causes while the teacher scores the history content. What is being planned?

  19. 19.Mia is in grade 3 and has a learning disability in reading. A teammate says the label means she should spend the whole day in a separate class. What should the team plan first?

  20. 20.Ethan is in grade 5 and has autism. A colleague says every student with autism belongs in the same classroom. Ethan currently learns in science with a checklist and leaves for a short social-skills lesson. What should drive his schedule?

  21. 21.Nora is in grade 2. She needs a quiet room for speech-sound practice 20 minutes a day, three days a week. The rest of the day she learns with her class. What schedule fits?

  22. 22.Leo is 4. He uses a communication device and learns requests when other children are playing with him. One option is a class with no children who are developing in a typical way. What should the team consider first?

  23. 23.Grace is in grade 11. Reading is taught in a small class. She can meet the art goals with a checklist and wants art with the general art class. What should the schedule do?

  24. 24.Hugo is in grade 4. Reading intervention lasts 40 minutes. If it always starts when science starts, he misses every investigation. What should the planners change?

  25. 25.Ivy is in grade 6. She has profound intellectual and physical disabilities and turns toward music when peers sing. A draft plan keeps her out of music every day. What is a better plan?

  26. 26.Jordan is in grade 9. A colleague says a student must spend a full year in each more separate room before entering a general class. Jordan can handle one general elective now with a checklist. What is the planning error?

  27. 27.Tara is in grade 8. She can finish the science lab with a peer and a picture checklist. A draft plan removes her from every lab and assigns a worksheet in another room. What should change?

  28. 28.Felix is in grade 10 and is home for six weeks after surgery. He can do short lessons and tires quickly. What should his teachers plan for those weeks?

  29. 29.Sofia is 4. The team knows the classroom but not how she eats, naps, or calms down. Her family uses a short song before meals. What should the plan do with that information?

  30. 30.Andre is in grade 5. The special education teacher is writing supports for an upcoming fractions unit but has not seen the lessons. What collaboration is needed before the unit starts?

  31. 31.Willa is in grade 2. Her target is /s/ in sentences. She practices only in a separate speech room and never uses the sound in class. What should the two teachers plan?

  32. 32.Patrick is in grade 3. A handwriting unit starts Monday. No one has asked the occupational therapist about his seat height or pencil grip. What should happen before Monday?

  33. 33.Zoe is in grade 1. During reading, the paraeducator says the word before Zoe can try. The lesson plan never states the adult's role. What should be written down?

  34. 34.Marcus is in grade 11. The team is choosing next year's courses. He is not invited, though he wants garage work and can name the supports he uses in shop class. What should change?

  35. 35.Alicia is in grade 9, is deaf, and uses an interpreter. In biology the teacher points at a diagram while talking, so Alicia cannot see the diagram and the interpreter at once. What should the lesson plan include?

  36. 36.Connor is in grade 12 and has a traumatic brain injury. He fades after lunch and has missed afternoon labs. The school has notes that he tires then. How should the schedule use that information?

  37. 37.Kai is 3 and has autism. He cries when activities change because he cannot tell what comes next. What should the room plan include?

  38. 38.Ruby is in grade 1 and has autism. Cleanup brings tears when it starts with no warning. What support belongs in the plan before cleanup?

  39. 39.Diego is in grade 7 and has ADHD. He arrives late because the passing period is noisy and he forgets his folder. What plan fits the building schedule?

  40. 40.Naomi is in grade 3. Her language goals are practiced only in a pull-out room, so classmates never hear her use the new words. The speech teacher can join the classroom. What schedule change fits?

  41. 41.Theo is in kindergarten and becomes anxious at arrival. He does not know where to put his coat or when the day begins. What should be taught and rehearsed?

  42. 42.Harper is in grade 4. Reading support always starts at the beginning of math, so she misses the new math lesson every day. What is the scheduling fix?

  43. 43.Omar is in grade 6 and has autism. He can work for about 20 minutes, then noise and light overwhelm him. The team offers a break only after a meltdown. What should the plan do?

  44. 44.Paige is in grade 5 and has a learning disability. Homework arguments last an hour, and the page often does not match what she can do. What should school and family agree on?

  45. 45.Elliot is in grade 2 and has autism. The walk from the bus to the classroom falls apart around the coat hook, the noise, and which door to use. What should be planned?

  46. 46.Camila is in grade 3, has multiple disabilities, and answers with a speech-generating device. The device stays in the speech room, so in science she cannot answer. What should the plan require?

  47. 47.Bennett is in grade 1. His pencil slips and his hand tires. The occupational therapist recommended one grip. What is the planning point?

  48. 48.Yasmin is in grade 8 and is blind. The class novel starts in two weeks. What must be planned so she can read the same book?

  49. 49.Colin is in grade 4 and has a hearing loss. He misses directions spoken from across the room. A remote microphone was fit for him. When should the teacher use it?

  50. 50.Fiona is in grade 6. Spelling is so slow that essays never show her ideas. The composition goal is ideas and evidence. Which tool matches the barrier, and what must stay hers?

  51. 51.Niko is in grade 5 and has a physical disability. He answers with one switch, and the class shouts responses before he can move. What should the lesson plan include?

  52. 52.Quinn is in grade 2 and has ADHD. Independent work ends in a rush because he cannot tell how long it lasts. What tool should the plan include?

  53. 53.Lena is in grade 3 and has a motor disability. Paper slides, and her wrist bends sharply on a flat desk. What tool matches that barrier?

  54. 54.Hassan is in grade 7 and has low vision. On quiz day a quick enlargement cuts off the last two items. What should have been planned?

  55. 55.Brooke is in grade 10 and has a writing disability. The history essay must show an argument and sources. Handwriting stops her after one sentence, and speech-to-text is already approved. What else belongs in the plan?

  56. 56.Nico is 4 and does not speak yet. At snack he reaches and cries. What should be ready at that center?

  57. 57.Jade is in grade 4. She calls out and is sent to the hall. The written plan lists only that removal. What is missing?

  58. 58.Miles is in grade 3. He shouts answers. The team wants a quiet hand raise instead. What must be decided before the week begins?

  59. 59.Aria is in grade 6 and has an emotional disability. When work feels too hard she shoves the paper. The team wants a break card. When should she learn it?

  60. 60.Silas is in grade 1 and has autism. Lining up for lunch sets off running. What antecedent step belongs in the plan?

  61. 61.Dominic is in grade 8. Three adults respond in three different ways when he curses and tips a chair. What planning step comes before the next incident?

  62. 62.Clara is in grade 5. She rips the writing page when it is long, and the ripping ends the writing. Notes show this pattern across two weeks. What should shape the support plan?

  63. 63.Elijah is in grade 2 and has ADHD. He leaves his chair during lessons. The only plan is a lecture after he has already left. What belongs in the lesson itself?

  64. 64.Nina is in grade 3. She refuses the worksheet and the argument uses up the period. A whiteboard and the worksheet can both show the same math skill. What should tomorrow's plan include?

  65. 65.Leila is in grade 4 and has autism. Tomorrow's assembly means bleachers, a microphone, and unfamiliar songs. She has left assemblies before. What preparation belongs in the plan?

  66. 66.Victor is in grade 6 and uses a wheelchair. On the first day his chair cannot turn between the desk rows. What should have been arranged before that day?

  67. 67.Hope is in grade 2 and is overwhelmed by loud work time. The room has a quiet chair. How should that chair be written into the plan?

  68. 68.Aaron is in grade 5 and has low vision. His desk faces a bright window, and the board is hard to see. What room change should be planned?

  69. 69.Eden is 4, has a developmental delay, and does not read words. Cleanup fails because the supply bins look the same. What environmental support fits?

  70. 70.Isaac is in grade 3. He needs a 15-minute reading lesson at a side table. After that lesson the draft plan leaves him there for the rest of the day. What is the better use of the table?

  71. 71.Maya is in grade 1 and has ADHD. The wall directly in front of her desk is covered with spinning decorations, and she watches those instead of the lesson. What change fits?

  72. 72.Chris is in grade 4 and has a learning disability. He often misses the first direction. A classmate next to him follows routines reliably and will not do Chris's work. How can seating help?

  73. 73.Dana is in grade 7 and has an orthopedic impairment. Her books sit on a high shelf she cannot reach safely. What should the room plan change?

  74. 74.Beau is in kindergarten and has autism. He wanders because each part of the room is used for everything. What room plan helps?

  75. 75.Riley is in grade 8 and has ADHD. During silent reading, hallway noise pulls him off the page. He can read the text when the room is quieter. He still needs to hear teaching at other times. What can the plan offer?

  76. 76.Paulina is in grade 9, is hard of hearing, and speechreads. She also watches an interpreter. The teacher often stands in front of a bright window. What light plan helps?

  77. 77.Wesley is in grade 5. His desk faces the hallway door, and he misses directions written on the board. Hearing and vision are typical. What seating plan matches the problem?

  78. 78.Hector is in grade 6 and has a moderate intellectual disability. His classroom job is watering three plants, and he does not know the sequence. What should the plan contain?

  79. 79.Wendy is in grade 4 and has a learning disability in math. Extra time is already in the plan, but she still does not know how to start a word problem. What instruction should be planned?

  80. 80.Tanya is in grade 8 and has a learning disability in writing. The essay standard stays the same. She loses the structure after the introduction. What accommodation fits?

  81. 81.Cole is in grade 3 and has ADHD. Lessons are 40 minutes of sitting. He stays with the work when he can stand and move on a schedule. What should the lesson plan include?

  82. 82.Sasha is in grade 6 and has autism. Locker stops make her late because she cannot decide what to carry. What should be taught and placed in the locker?

  83. 83.Derek is in grade 7 and has a learning disability. In science he tries to copy every word and misses the idea. What notes support should be planned?

  84. 84.Faith is in grade 8 and has anxiety. In a packed classroom she freezes on tests, but she knows the items in a quiet small group. The items stay the same. What is that setting?

  85. 85.Gavin is in grade 10 and has a traumatic brain injury. Lab directions are a block of eight steps, and he loses his place. He can do one step safely when he sees only that step. What planning change helps?

  86. 86.Bianca is in grade 11 and has a mild intellectual disability. She says she wants to care for animals. Courses for next year are being chosen. How should that interest shape the plan?

  87. 87.Imani is in grade 9 and has a learning disability. Speech-to-text is approved, but she never asks for it and then the writing falls apart. What measurable goal fits?

  88. 88.Ruth is in grade 12 and has multiple disabilities. School ends in May. She still needs a weekly literacy lesson and practice riding the city bus with a coach. What belongs on this year's schedule?

  89. 89.Rhea is in grade 4, has multiple disabilities, and uses a wheelchair. She tires in one position. The physical therapist set position changes every 30 minutes. What should the daily plan show?

  90. 90.Samuel is in grade 2 and is deafblind. Picture schedules do not help because he cannot see them. He recognizes a cup, a coat, and a ball by touch. What schedule format should be planned?

  91. 91.June is in grade 7 and has an emotional disability. She arrives angry several mornings, and then first period is lost. What support should be planned before those mornings go wrong?

  92. 92.Farah is in grade 11 and has a traumatic brain injury. A two-hour exam is scheduled after lunch, when her documented error rate climbs. The questions stay the same. What scheduling accommodation fits?

  93. 93.Phoebe is in grade 3 and has autism. A fire alarm last month sent her hiding. A drill is set for Friday. What preparation is appropriate?

  94. 94.Carlos is in grade 2 and has a language impairment. This week's class theme is weather, but speech therapy still uses last month's animal cards. What collaboration fixes the mismatch?

  95. 95.Luz is in grade 1. She has an intellectual disability and is learning English. The arrival routine is new. A bilingual staff member can explain it in Spanish, and the class uses the same pictures. What plan uses both?

  96. 96.Kenji is in grade 5. He reads advanced novels and spells far below his classmates. A draft plan has only spelling drills and removes the novels. What is the better plan?

  97. 97.Amira is 3 and has Down syndrome. Her classroom goal is to use a sign for more. Her family eats together every night and is willing to use that sign at the table. How can the plan include home?

  98. 98.Two teachers will use station teaching tomorrow in grade 4. They have not decided who leads which station or where students start. What must the plan settle before students arrive?

  99. 99.Ingrid is in grade 6 and has a learning disability. A paraeducator points to every answer, and Ingrid is correct only while the finger is there. What should the prompt plan do over the next month?

  100. 100.Oscar is in grade 3. His reading goal aims for 60 correct words a minute by spring. For four weeks he has stayed near 40, and the lessons have not changed. What should the review do?

  101. 101.Blake is in grade 8. He enters upset and argues before he sits. A calm check at the door, already rehearsed, helps him start. What should the morning plan include?

  102. 102.Simon is in grade 5. In September he was seated at a back table for every subject. His fraction work is now accurate, while his spelling still needs direct teaching. What grouping plan fits?

  103. 103.Petra is in grade 9. The lesson asks for a paragraph. Handwriting blocks two students, and others may also show learning in more than one way. What planning offers options from the start?

  104. 104.Idris is in grade 9 and uses a wheelchair. The tornado procedure tells students to crouch in a narrow hall. His chair does not fit that crouch, and he needs a location he has practiced. What should the drill plan name?

  105. 105.Celeste is in grade 2. The team says her writing seems better, but no one brings samples or counts of words and sentences. What should the goal review use?

  106. 106.Henry is in grade 10. The team wants a new writing device. No one has named the barrier, what success would look like, or when the trial will be reviewed. What belongs in the trial plan?

  107. 107.The school break card says break, and the home card says stop. The student freezes because the two cards do not match. What should the shared plan do?

  108. 108.Camille is in grade 4. She leaves without the planner, the book, or the note home. The last five minutes are currently free time. What routine should be taught for those minutes?