Chapter 1: Court Cases

Question 1

Diana v State Board of Education of California

Answer 1

1970: children must be assessed in native or primary language

Question 2

PARC v The Commonwealth of PA

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1972: children with intellectual disabilities must be provided with FAPE (free appropriate public education)

Question 3

Mills v Board of Education

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1972: PARC findings are extrnded to children with all disabilities

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Larry P v Riles

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1972/1979: assessments such as IQ tests may he inherently racially biased and assessments that discriminate based on race cannot be used to identify ID

Question 5

The Board of Education of Hedrick Hudson Central School District v Rowley

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1982: helped define what is meant to be appropriate education under FAPE

Question 6

Endrew v Douglas County School District

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2017: helped define what is meant by appropriate under FAPE

Question 7

Oberti v The Board of Education

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1993: what is meant by LRE

Question 8

What is one of the first federal laws in which disability is addressed?

Answer 8

Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965

Question 9

ESSA

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Every Student Succeeds Act (2015) replaces No Child Left Behind

Question 10

Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973

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Addressed evaluation, identification, and assessment of children with disabilities; set the stage for ADA

Question 11

ADA

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1990: comprehensive civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities

Question 12

Does the ADA specifically outline disabilities that are covered?

Answer 12

No; conditions also do not need to be severe or permanent

Question 13

In what areas does the ADA protect against discrimination?

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Employment and public service

Question 14

Education for All Handicapped Children Act

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1975: original IDEA; began to decelop special education principles and policies

Question 15

IDEA

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1990: individuals with Disabilities Education Act; reauthorizations and renaming of EAHCA

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IDEIA

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2004: Individuals w Disabilities Education Improvement Act

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What are the six principles of IDEA?

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1) Zero Reject-Child Find
2) nondiscriminatory evaluation
3) FAPE
4) LRE
5) procedural safeguards
6) parental participation

Question 18

NDE

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Non-discriminatory Evaluation; one of the 6 principles of IDEA; schools must use non-biased assessments

Question 19

Zero Reject - Child Find

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One of the 6 principles of IDEA; schools must identify, locate, and evaluate children who may have developmental delay (birth-21)

Question 20

FAPE

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Free and Appropriate Public Education; free services for all students with disabilities

Question 21

LRE

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One of thr 6 principles of IDEA; students with disabilities must receive education in the least restrictive environment appropriate

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Procedural Safeguards

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One of the 6 principles of IDEA; ensures parents are protected; must be provided with copy of their tights within special education system; consent

Question 23

Independent Education Evaluation

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Protected under Procedural Safeguards in IDEA; an independent evaluation that parents are entitled to if they do not agree with the findings of the school district

Question 24

Parental Participation

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One of the 6 principles of IDEA; schools must collaborate with parents and students with disabilities in the design and implementation of special ed services

Question 25

What are the categories of disability covered under IDEA?

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1) intellectual disability 2) hearing impairment (including deaf) 3) speech or language impairment 4) visual impairment (including blind) 5) emotional disturbance 6) orthopedic impairment 7) autism 8) TBI 9) other health impairment 10) specific learning disability 11) deaf-blindness 12) multiple disabilities 13) developmental delay

Question 26

Developmental Delay

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Covered under IDEA; children 3-9 experiencing developmental delays in physical, cognitive, communication, social, emotional, or adaptive development

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Autism

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Covered under IDEA; developmental disability affecting communication and social interaction; stereotypical movements, resistance to change, sensory responses

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Deaf-Blindness

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Covered under IDEA;

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Deafness

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Covered under IDEA; hearing impairment that compromises linguistic processing

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Emotional Disturbance

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Covered under IDEA; describes a student w an inability to learn that cannot be explained by intellectual, sensory, or health factors

Question 31

Hearing Impairment

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Covered under IDEA; adversely affects learning

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Intellectual Disability

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Covered under IDEA; significantly below average intellectual functioning

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Multiple Disabilities

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Covered under IDEA; concomitant disabilties that cannot be individually accommodated in special education

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Orthodpedic Impairment

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Covered under IDEA; impacts education; (cerebral palsy, amputation, burns, etc.)

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Other Health Impairment

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Covered under IDEA; impacts education; (asthma, ADHD, diabetes, cancer)

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Specific Learning Disability

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Covered under IDEA; disorder resulting in imperfect abolity to listen, think, speak, write, spell, compute; (dyslexia, brain injury, aphasia)

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Speech or Language Impairment

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Covered under IDEA; communication disorder or language impairment that impacts educational performance

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TBI

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Covered under IDEA; functional disability that adversely effects educational performance

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Visual Impairment

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Covered under IDEA; an impairment that, even with correction, adversely affects educatiknal performance

Question 40

IEP

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Individual Education Program for students with disabilities

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Special Education

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specially designed instruction at no cost to the oarents to meet the unique needs if a child with a disability

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SDI

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Specially designed instruction; adaptation of content, methodology, and/or delivery of instruction for a child with a disability and ensure access to gen ed curriculum

Question 43

IFSP

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Individualized Family Service Plan; serves child before IEP