Utah Admin. Code R384-201-2 - Definitions
(1) "Eye care professional" means an
ophthalmologist or optometrist.
(2)
IEP means an Individualized Education Plan.
(3) "Instrument based screening" means an
automated screening technique that facilitates vision screening for a student
who is difficult to screen such as a student with a developmental
delay.
(4) LEA means local
education agency.
(5) "Screening
certificate" means written documentation of vision screening or comprehensive
eye examination by a health care professional as defined in Subsection
53G-9-404
(1)(a) done within one year of entering a public school.
(6) "Significant visual impairment" means a
visual impairment severe enough to interfere with learning. The term is the
designation required for a child to be eligible for services from a teacher of
a student with a visual impairment.
(7) "Screener" means those trained to support
a school vision screening program.
(8) UDOH means the Utah Department of
Health.
(9) "Vision Screening"
means a way to identify a student with a visual impairment.
Notes
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