This is what democracy looks like
This concept focuses on ensuring people have access to the good life by helping people with exceptionalities participate in socially-valued roles.
What is Social Role Valorization?
This historic case established that "separate is inherently unequal" and paved the way for inclusion of students with exceptionalities in public schools.
IEP
What is individualized education program?
Students with this exceptionality are often sensitive to external stimulus, such as loud noises and physical touch.
What is ASD?
This novel detailed the life of Christopher, a young man with ASD.
What is The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time?
As opposed to mainstreaming, this practice begins with the assumption that people with exceptionalities belong in the general education setting and are pulled out only if there is a compelling reason to do so.
What is inclusion?
This policy was originally enacted as an attachment to another bill but ensured that schools could not discriminate on the basis of disability?
What is Section 504 [of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act]?
SLI
What is speech/language impairment?
Students identified with this exceptionality will behave outside the norm in relation to frequency, duration or intensity.
What is ED/BD?
These Friday Fun-time activities provided out-of-class opportunities to learn about topics related to course content.
What are learning modules?
An accommodation for extended time on an exam is equitable and fair because students with exceptionalities are doing twice this.
What is cognitive processing [processing load]?
This case held that lack of funding/financial resources was not sufficient reason to deny services to individuals with exceptionalities.
What is Mills?
LRE
What is Least Restrictive Environment?
Children who qualify for services under this category of exceptionality may avoid public speaking or small group conversations because of the time it takes to convey their message.
What is SLI?
The disease or condition that made learning more complex and distant this semester, much to the instructor's sadness.
What is COVID?
This organization has been esteemed as a way of making sports accessible to children, but some critics believe it separates and congregates them.
What is Special Olympics?
What is IDEiA?
ED/BD
What is emotional disturbance/behavior disorder?
Students who may be on this end of the bell curve maybe prefer to study something deeply rather than moving from topic to topic and may receive support from a mentor.
Who are gifted/talented students?
This assignment was altered to accommodate schedules, conditions of online class or workload.
Answers may include: Character Analysis, last test, learning modules or field experience.
This idea holds that there are three brain networks students use, that we need to address multiple means of representation, engagement and action/expression and that it is the curriculum that is disabled, not the student.
What is Universal Design for Learning?
Of the six principles of IDEA, this one is the legally-binding contract for services for an individual.
What is the IEP?
ASD
What is autism spectrum disorder?
According to NCTSN, students who have experienced this, may respond in a variety of ways, "...such as intense and ongoing emotional upset, depressive symptoms or anxiety, behavioral changes, difficulties with self-regulation, problems relating to others or forming attachments, regression or loss of previously acquired skills, attention and academic difficulties, nightmares, difficulty sleeping and eating, and physical symptoms, such as aches and pains. Older children may use drugs or alcohol, behave in risky ways, or engage in unhealthy sexual activity. (sec. 3, para. 4)"
What is childhood trauma?
This instructor has pushed you to think, cared for you and will miss you terribly during winter break.
Who is Dr. Lorenzen?