FTCE Professional Education Practice Exam

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Under what condition might a student require a modification in their individualized education program?

If they are performing at grade level
If classroom modifications are not sufficient
If they prefer group work
If they excel in tests

The correct answer is: If classroom modifications are not sufficient

A modification in an individualized education program (IEP) is typically necessary when the strategies or accommodations currently in place are insufficient to support the student's unique learning needs. This situation arises when a student continues to struggle despite receiving the standard classroom modifications, indicating that the adjustments have not adequately assisted in achieving their educational goals. When educators recognize that a student's progress is stagnant or declining, it becomes essential to reassess their IEP for potential modifications. These modifications might involve altering curriculum expectations, adjusting goals, or providing additional specialized services to better meet the student’s needs. In this context, the student’s struggles signal the necessity for a more tailored approach beyond the existing support framework.