Foundation and Fundamentals of Inclusion
Recognizes that all students can benefit from challenging and appropriate curriculum within the general education classroom.
What is inclusion?
This law holds schools accountable for in measurement and growth of all students.
What is No Child Left Behind Act
The script present was in poetry on bullying and finding the beauty within yourself.
Who is Shane Koyczan?
A way of memorizing or highlighting the main points of the content.
What is note taking?
The NCTM is...
What is the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics?
A piece of equipment whether bought, made, or customized to assist in functional capabilities of a student with disabilities.
What is an assistive technology device?
The act that implemented free and appropriate education to all, the LRE, nonrestrictive assessment, procedural due process, and family involvement.
What is the IDEA- the Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1990?
This storyteller encourages us to see all sides of the story.
Who is Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche?
Partners think about a question, problem, or situation and respond when asked to with the class.
What is Think-Pair-Share?
Teaching of plus, minus, sum, numerator, denominator, etc.
What are teaching the languages of math?
This design implementation is built on representation, expression, and engagement.
What is Universal Design?
Encourages early intervention for children who are at risk.
What is the Infant and Toddles with Disabilities Act of 1986?
This TED talk speaker encourages us to love above all else.
Who is Andrew Soloman?
These cues foster listening during learning and require no orally presentation.
What are nonverbal cues?
Operation of presenting mathematics appropriately
What is first concrete, next representational, and finally abstract?
All students have a right to the be educated in the mainstream setting, based on individual appropriation.
What is the LRE- least restrictive environment?
Intended to deinstitutionalize and open up schools to students with disabilities.
What is the Education for All Handicapped Child Act of 1975?
This teacher coined the term differentiation.
Who is Carol Tomlinson?
What are intrinsic and extrinsic motivators?
Common characteristics of mathematical understanding and application are...
What are recognizing numerals, using mental math, ordering/aligning/spacing properly, recalling math facts in a timely manner, performing operations, and using effective strategies?
The four principles of inclusion education are...
What is education that recognizes all learners/equal access, individual strengths and challenges, reflective and differentiated instruction, and collaboration.
This act sought to meet the individual needs of students and strength family involvement.
What is the IDEA Amendments of 1997?
This speaker provides a plethora of information on the IEP process and transitioning.
Who is Jennie Gibson?
When students work together with shared goals or learning formats.
What are cooperative learning arrangements?
A visual aid that supports important points and concepts as well as the relationship between the two.
What are semantic webs?