An opinion in which the judge agrees with the majority of the ruling but does not agree with the reasoning used to support the ruling.
What is a Concurring opinion.
What is Rule 51.
The meeting where they determine if you are eligible or qualify for special education services.
What is the MDT meeting?
Students are all entitled to this appropriate education.
What is fape.
The number of verification categories in special education.
What is 13.
A statement of a judge or justice who does not agree with the results reached by the majority.
What is a Dissenting Opinion
Nebraska's interpretation for special education law for ages b-3.
What is Rule 52?
The meeting where they develop an individual education plan?
What is an IEP.
The 4 functions of behavior.
SEAT.
Sensory, escape/avoid, attention, tangible.
This documentation will save you in legal cases because it is where you document your decisions and why you "accepted" or "rejected" an idea.
What is a PWN.
When parents sue and are owed additional hours of learning in lieu of what they were denied.
What is compensatory education.
What is the current name of the federal law mandating special education in public schools?
What is IDEA or IDEIA.
The meeting where a student returns from CAPS, drug therapy, Boys Town, etc and the school is re-entering them into the school system.
What is an in-take meeting?
Services offered to students during breaks because data shows without services they regress or take a long time to recoup learning, or they are about to gain a critical skill.
What is ESY.
If parents and schools are at conflict, parents can stop schools from moving their child’s placement by filing a complaint. At this point the last agreed upon placement will stand until the complaint is resolved.
What is stay put.
The 1975 law that mandated special education in public schools.
What is P.L. 94-142.
The meeting where the team decides if the behavior for which the child is being disciplined had a direct and substantial relationship to his/her disability. Or, did the IEP team NOT implement the IEP?
If parents disagree with the results of an evaluation, they can request one of these.
What is an IEE?
The purpose of a well written FBA.
What is to develop a bip.
The requirement that under federal law, public schools must look for, find, and evaluate kids who need special education. ·
What is child find?
The 2nd "i" in IDEiA.
What is improvement.
The plan for a student in B-3 services.
What is an IFSP.
4 parent options when they are at disagreement with the school.
What is IEP facilitation, mediation, state complaint, due process.
The rehabilitation act of 1973. It focused on accommodations for people with disabilities.
What is a 504.