Legal/LRE
History
IEP/MDR/MET
LAWS & ACTS
Mix it up
100
A statement of a judge who does not agree with the results reached by the majority
What is dissent?
100
It was primarily through the efforts of this group that children with disabilities were finally recognized and given rights.
Who are the parents?
100
The group who makes the LRE determination.
What is the IEP team?
100
The act that drastically increased the role of the federal government in education
What is NCLB?
100
A child with a disability who need related services but does not require special education is protected under this.
What is Section 504?
200
Federally at age 21, in MI at age 26, or when the student graduates from high school with a regular diploma.
What is when special education services stop?
200
Before 1990, IDEA was called this.
What is the Education for All Handicapped Children Act?
200
When parents disagree with the school's evaluation of their child, they may obtain this.
What is an IEE?
200
All students with disabilities who attend public school even if they do not have an IDEA label are protected by this act.
What is Section 504?
200
The three basic requirements that public school teacher must meet to be highly qualified.
What is a minimum of a bachelor's degree, full state teacher certification for area in which they teach, and demonstrate subject matter competency in the core academic subjects in which they teach?
300
In this step of the dispute resolution process, the person working to help the parties reach agreement, has no authority to impose a solution on either party.
What is mediation?
300
This court decision was not directed at students with disabilities, but had great influence on the legislation granting students with disabilities the right to a FAPE.
What is Brown v. Board of Education?
300
A factor that may NOT be considered by the IEP team when making decisions about the most appropriate placement of a student.
What are financial considerations?
300
Learning, breathing, and walking are some examples.
What are major life activities?
300
One of three groups who do NOT need to obtain parental consent before accessing student records.
What is officials representing schools to which the student applied, School personnel with an educational interest, person responsible for determining eligibility for financial aid?
400
The least restrictive environment on the continuum.
What is the general education classroom?
400
Laws that require all students to attend school up to a certain age. Even though many students with disabilities were still excluded.
What is compulsory attendance laws?
400
For an IEP to be valid these two pieces must be linked - one is based on the other. Not only for behavior.
What is assessment and instruction?
400
According to NCLB, local school instructs must used this type of instruction.
What is evidence-based or scientifically based or research based?
400
The LEA must follow the IDEA standards of this entity when the state standards exceed the federal standards.
What are the state standards?
500
When the Supreme Court interprets the laws created by the legislature, and the legislature disagrees with the interpretation. The legislature can do this.
What is change/alter the law or pass a new law
500
Historical special education focused on accessibility, but more recently the focus has been on this.
What is accountability?
500
This must be reviewed at least annually and if needed revised.
What is the IEP?
500
The IDEA does not require that states provide special education services to students labelled as this.
What is gifted and talented?
500
FERPA
What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act?
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