Special Education Law
A civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability at schools that receive federal funding.
What is Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act?
Under the Constitution, this level of government is responsible for K-12 education.
What is the State government?
The name of the set of principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity and which governs professional interactions.
What is Ethics?
Collaboration requires this quality among participants; it means the state or condition of being equal, especially regarding status.
What is parity?
An Applicant for the Pennsylvania Provisional SLP License is required to complete no less than this many hours of supervised professional experience in no less than 9 months but no more than 2 years from a currently licensed Pennsylvania-licensed Speech-Language Pathologist.
What is 1260 hours?
The process for determining if a child has a disability and needs special services at school?
What is Evaluation?
The average range of funding per student for students with disabilities.
What is $10,000 to $20,000?
In the ASHA Code of Ethics, there are 4 Principles of Ethics: Responsibility to persons (Principle I); Responsibility to the profession (Principle II); Responsibility to the Public (Principle III); and this Principle.
What is Responsibility to Professional Relationships: Principle IV?
When speech-language pathology (SLP) services were first introduced into public schools in the early 1900s, this approach was the only service delivery format used.
What is the "pull-out" model?
In Pennsylvania, all persons applying for issuance of an initial license shall be required to complete 3 hours of Dept. of Human Services-approved training on this topic as a condition of licensure.
What is "child abuse recognition and reporting requirements"?
A civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in schools, workplaces and public spaces.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
This entity, with assistance from their state education agency, develops and approves allocations of education funds to local districts.
What is the State legislature?
Sanctions for ASHA Code of Ethics violations include: Reprimand, Censure, Revoking of Membership, and this sanction.
What is revoking of Certification?
This term refers to all of the mandatory and performed activities that an SLP is responsible for, not just the total number of clients to be seen.
What is “Workload”?
There are two forms that are important to use during the Clinical Fellowship: the Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Report and Rating Form (SLPCF) and this form.
What is the Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Skills Inventory (CFSI)?
Legislation and court cases to prevent discrimination in education first came to notice in 1954 with this famous discrimination case.
What is Brown vs. The Board of Education?
Before 2014, Pennsylvania special education funding for school districts assumed that, in every school district, this percentage of students had special needs. Money was allocated based on that percentage of total enrollment.
What is 16%?
This body has the major responsibility is the enforcement of the ASHA Code of Ethics.
What is the ASHA Board of Ethics?
In the spectrum of Collaboration, this method of service delivery in a school requires the highest level of professional collaboration.
What is Team/Parallel/ or Co-Teaching?
Upon finishing the Clinical Fellowship, the individual must have a score of at least this on the core skills in the final segment of the CF experience
What is 2?
This 1986 Act expanded services for children from birth to 5 years old who need special education.
What is PL-99-457?
The primary source of federal K-12 funding support began in 1965 with the enactment of this education act.
What is the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)?
The number of Principles in the ASHA Code of Ethics
What is "4"?
This kind of counseling provides the student and family with the relevant information needed to understand the nature of the communication disorder and the steps that are recommended to manage it.
What is Informational Counseling?
Once gainfully employed, the Clinical Fellow should sign his/her name and credentials like this.
What is Jane Doe, M.S., CF-SLP?