Forbids discrimination in employment, transportation, public accommodations, and telecommunications.
What is ADA?
100
The ideology that each child to the maximum extent appropriate, should be educated in the school and classroom he or she would otherwise attend.
What is inclusion?
100
Follow directions, ask for help when needed, complete homework assignments, ability to solve conflicts, and come to class with supplies.
What are examples of expectations?
100
Services provided by qualified social workers psychologists, guidance counselors, or other qualified personnel.
What are counseling services?
100
Students teaching each other.
What is peer tutoring?
200
Mandates that all students with disabilities participate annually in either state or and district testing with accommodations or in alternate assessments
What is IDEA 2004?
200
Insisting the rights of people with disabilities be protected and that needed services be offered.
What is advocacy?
200
A direct skill model of instruction that focuses on the direct and continuous measurement of student progress toward specific instructional objectives.
What is data-based instruction?
200
The implementation of a formal plan for identifying a disability as early as possible in a child’s life.
What is early identification and assessment of disabilities in children?
200
Allows students to learn and practice new skills and provide an awesome opportunity for them to sharpen their social skills.
What is a learning center?
300
A highly qualified teacher.
What major point did No Child Left Behind Act introduce?
300
A coordinated set of activities , based on the individual student's needs, that promotes movement from school to postschool employment, adult services, and community participation.
What are transitional services?
300
Equipment or services to help compensate for an individual’s disabilities.
What is assistive technology?
300
Travel to and from school, travel in and around school buildings, and specialized equipment required to provide transportation for a child with a disability.
What is transportation?
300
Strategies that help student be independent such as setting goals for themselves.
What is self regulation?
400
Says no individual should be excluded solely based on a disability.
What is the Rehab Act of 1973?
400
Making available ordinary patterns of life and conditions of everyday living.
What is normalization?
400
A component of IEP’s for students older than age 16 to assist students moving to adulthood.
What is a statement of transition services?
400
Travel to and from school, travel in and around school buildings, and specialized equipment required to provide transportation for a child with a disability.
What is transportation?
400
Strategies for improving reading comprehension, discovering your own personal study style, learning to manage your time more efficiently and learning the best way to prepare for exams.
What is a study skill group?
500
A court case that challenged the Hendrick Hudson Central School District school district if a child were ineligible for additional services if a student is receiving passing grades. It is also the first special education case decided by the US Supreme Court and defined.
What is Rowley program application?
500
When technology and teachers must work together to provide challenging learning opportunities.
What is application of technology?
500
An interaction that focuses on a positive approach and promotes desirable behavior.
What is a behavior management strategy?
500
Services provided by qualified personnel to students who are blind or visually impaired to enable those students to become oriented to and move safely within their environments.
What are mobility services?
500
Refers to the practice of constant evaluation. Practitioners and learners continually participate in observation and evaluation.