History in Special Education
This was a civil rights movement. "Separate is NOT equal"
What is Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka Kansas (1954)?
This is NOT special education. This is any disability, long-term illness, or various disorder that lessens a students ability to learn.
What is a 504?
Teachers do this to get to know families, build positive relationships, and involve families.
What is family engagement?
What are friendships?
This is a strategy inclusive educators use to respond to various learning needs.
What is differentiation?
Some early legislation. "if a student demonstrates disorderly conduct or imbecility-he forfeits rights to an education"
What is Watson v. City of Cambridge (1893)?
This is the individuals with disabilities improvement education act.
What is IDEA?
This law guarantees all students with disabilities the right to a public education.
This is when a student asks the teacher a question, but the teacher refers the student to their peer instead.
What is encouraging peer support?
This indicates the annual goals for a student across subject areas.
What are measurable goals and objectives?
Some early legislation. "Student was depressing and nauseating"
What is Beattie v. Board of Education (1919)?
These two provisions are apart of IDEA.
What are IEP and LRE?
These are aids, services, and other supports that are provided in general education.
What are supplementary aids and services?
This includes: full physical, partial physical, modeling, direct verbal, indirect verbal, gestural, and natural.
What are types of supports?
This is a three-tiered prevention model used in many schools and districts across the country.
What is response to intervention (RTI)?
This baby had a nurse named Alice Dodd.
Who is Vivian Buck?
The amount of days it takes for an IEP to be developed for initial eligibility.
What is 30 days?
This is where a classroom should have the number of students with disabilities reflect the natural population of students with disabilities in the school.
What is natural proportions?
This means to highlight similarities among students, help students invite each other to socialize, provide natural behavioral supports, provide interactive and collaborative student responsibilities, help other students understand, and get out of the way.
What is six steps to facilitate relationships?
This is the type, level, and amount of service that will be provided by special education staff.
What are special education and related services?
This place started the sterilization of Feeble-Minded.
This is where the teacher "changes the game played on the field" involving a student to learn less material, revise assessment, or use parallel curriculum.
What are modifications?
This is when teachers continually use community building to ensure that students feel connected to one another and to their teachers.
Before and after school, in the hallway, at lunchtime, or at free/choice time.
What is support during unstructured time?
This is when an educator shifts their thinking of students from "my students" and "your students" to "our students."