A legal doctrine under U.S. constitutional law that legalizes and justifies segregation, on the terms that the separate facilities are to remain equal in quality.
What is "Separate but Equal"?
100
FAPE- Free Appropriate Public Education
What does FAPE stand for?
100
It is a neurologically originated specific learning disability that causes difficulties in word fluency and reading comprehension.
What is Dyslexia?
100
An IQ-achievement that assesses whether there is a significant difference in a student's scores on a general intelligence and their scores on an achievement test.
What is a Discrepancy Model?
100
Emotional and Behavioral Disorder- Inappropriate types of behavior or feelings under normal circumstances, a general pervasive mood of unhappiness or depression.
What is an EBD?
200
Plessy vs.Ferguson (1896)
What is the court case that first established the "separate but equal" doctrine?
200
SLD- Specialized Learning Disability
What does SLD stand for?
200
Paul Broca- Left inferior area of frontal cortex, language processing
Carl Wernicke- Posterior section of the left temporal lobe, word processing
Who are the two people who connected which areas of the brain to reading and language processing?
200
IQ~ WISC-IV
Achievement test ~ Woodcock Johnson Achievement test
What are some examples of tests given in a discrepancy model?
200
~Internalizing-withdrawal, anti-social, phobic, anxious and moody
~Externalizing-Anti-social behaviors, aggression, defiance and other disruptive behaviors.
What are the two categories of behavior disorders?
300
Brown vs. Board of Education
What is the court case that challenged "separate but equal" in 1954?
300
IDEA- Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
What does IDEA stand for?
300
Relationship between speech sound (phoneme) and written symbol (grapheme)
What is Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence?
300
30 points
What is the standard deviation in a bell shaped curve?
300
repetitive violation of other people's rights and society's expectation
What is conduct disorder?
400
Topeka, Kansas
Where did the people suing in the Brown vs. Board of Education court case live?
400
FIDs- Frequency~ how often?
Intensity~ how intense/to what extent?
Duration~ How long?
What is FIDs?
400
A learning disorder that causes symbols, words or letter to appear reversed and transposed in reading.
What is Strephosymbolia?
400
The information gathered does not indicate the student's specific learning needs
What is a criticism of the discrepancy model?
400
~Yelling out in class
~Bullying
~Fighting and Hitting
~Temper Tantrums
~Animal Cruelty
~Ignoring directions and directives
What are some examples of externalizing behaviors?
500
This allows exceptional and learning disabled children to receive an adequate education along with their peers.
How are these court cases related to special education?