History
This is the practice of planning reproduction to focus on “desirable traits”.
What is eugenics?
The design of an environment that can be accessed, understood, and used by people with a wide range of abilities, disabilities, and other characteristics is called this.
What is universal design?
The term for when two or more teachers share responsibility for the same group of students.
What is co-teaching?
Whether flexible or fixed, this classroom document can help you intentionally structure interactions between specific students.
What is a seating chart?
This often-abbreviated document is required to be completed yearly for each student with a disability.
What is an IEP/Individualized Education Plan?
The ruling in this court case allowed people who are mentally disabled to be legally sterilized.
What is Buck vs. Bell?
Cozy and/or quiet spaces are inclusive for these types of disorders.
What are sensory disorders?
The term for when general education teachers take main responsibility for special education students while the special education teacher provides direct or indirect support.
What is consultation?
This percentage of Americans say they have a friend with an intellectual disability.
What is 13%?
In this 1954 case, the Supreme Court ruled that “separate but equal” was not a valid justification for segregation in schools.
What is Brown v. Board of Education?
Scientists used operant conditioning to control the actions of mentally disabled people, comparing them to dogs, cats, and this other animal.
What are rats?
Playground equipment designed for climbing and balancing is inclusive for these types of disorders.
What are motor coordination disorders?
The style of collaborative teaching where teachers share responsibilities like planning, teaching, and assessing
What is teaming/team-teaching?
Distinct from peer buddies, these classmates provide help with social and academic situations in a typical classroom setting.
What are peer supports?
This law, passed in 1975 promised disabled students free and appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment (LRE).
What is the EHA/IDEA?
This measurement of intellect was used to separate and isolate those thought to be a menace to society.
What is the ‘science’ of psychometrics?
Is this image an example of inclusive design?
No!
The style of collaborative teaching where students and content are divided into at least 3 groups. Each teacher teaches 1 section and there is an independent work section. Students rotate between places.
What is station teaching?
A key principle of disability justice, this term describes reliance on others, something you may want to encourage in the classroom.
What is interdependence?
This section of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act says that a person who has a condition that affects major life functioning is entitled to reasonable accommodations.
What is section 504?
The first segregated classrooms were created in this year out of fear that children with disabilities would disrupt other students.
When is 1899?
Is this image an example of inclusive design?
Yes!
The style of collaborative teaching where a small group of students receives separate instruction. Teachers and students should switch roles often.
What is alternative teaching?
Rather than achievement level, it’s important to match up peer support pairs based on these two factors.
What are personality and common interests?
In this ongoing court case, a judge ruled that New Mexico was failing to provide an equitable education to students who are low-income, Native American, have disabilities or are English language learners.
What is Yazzie-Martinez v. State of New Mexico?