Legislation
To the "maximum extent appropriate."
What is the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)?
The to academic subject areas defined in IDEA.
What are physical education and special education?
Addressed civil rights and accessibility for the first time in legislation.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
Major causes.
What are x-linked chromosomal disorders and fetal alcohol syndrome?
Although inappropriate responses may be exhibited...
What is a student with an intellectual disability exhibits the same range of emotions?
Of the two "free and appropriate," which has not been met in most (if not all) educational settings.
What is appropriate?
The term non-discriminative testing.
What is for example testing a student in their primary spoken language?
Accessibility defined.
What is equal access to goods and services for all persons?
The three conditions that must be met for the classification intellectual disability.
What are significantly, subaverage general intellectual functioning (2 or more sd below the mean on an IQ test); 0-18; deficits in adaptive behavior?
Down syndrome health issues.
What is poor muscle tone, respiratory problems, heart defects, mild to moderate obesity, atlantoaxial instability and more?
Slang term for inclusion, that was never in any law.
What is mainstreaming?
The role of related services such as physical therapy or speech pathology.
What is to support/serve academic subject areas such as special or physical education. For example if a student needs to be taught to walk to better succeed throughout the school day?
Pair who "blew a tire" and may have even flipped in the wheelchair simulation activity.
Who are DJ (Flash) and Nathan (Nate Dog)?
Better classification than IQ.
What is by level of support needed?
Instruction method.
What is simple to complex?
Six highlights of IDEA.
What are PLAAFP (PLOP), LRE, IEP, due process, non-discrimination, PFL, and more?
A way for a student to receive special education services (as a secondary service) when they do not qualify for that traditional program.
What is through adapted physical education as their primary service?
Syndrome often associated with an intellectual disability.
What is Down?
Physical and motor differences are often very clear, but sometimes inadequate comprehension precedes the task. Explain.
What is not understanding the task may lead the students to act out when in fact they can perform the task?
Another instructional method.
What is familiar to unfamiliar?
Section 504 of the Rehab Act of 1973 criteria for 504 plan.
What is a student with a disability who does not qualify for special education services yet needs related services may receive a 504 plan to receive those services?
Physical education as defined in IDEA.
What is the "development of physical and motor fitness, fundamental motor skills and patterns, along with skills in aquatics, dance, individual and group games and sports including lifetime activities?
An IPEP was recommended in the text for all students (with and w/o a disability). What is an IPEP.
What is an Individualized Physical Education Program (or Plan)?
The greater the cognitive deficit...
What is the lower the person functions?
Atlantoaxial instability.
What is increased laxity or flexibility between cervical vertebrae that if stressed could lead to paralysis or even death? Typically team sports and gymnastic type activities are prohibited.