KEY LAWS
SPED TERMS
WHEELCHAIRS
CONFIDENTIALITY
SENSITIVITY
100

This law protects adults throughout society.

What is Americans with Disabilities Act?

100

To integrate children with special needs fully into regular classrooms and onto regular buses.

What is Inclusion?

100

Wheelchair brakes should be ________ when on the lift

What is Locked?

100

A very serious matter.

What is Privacy?

100

The new term for Handicap

What is Disability or Special Needs?

200

Prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities by any recipient of federal funding.

What is Section 504?

200

This committee determines a student's eligibility to receive SPED services.

What is (ARD) Admission, Review and Dismissal Committee

200

The hooks that hold the wheelchair in place on the bus are called 

What is Retractors?

200

At all cost, drivers and aides must avoid ________!

What is Gossip?

200

The new term for Retarded

What is Intellectually Disabled?

300

This law requires school districts to educate children with disabilities.

What is the Individuals with disabilities education act (IDEA)?

300

The  ___ includes educational goals and objectives for each student.

What is (IEP) "Individualized Education Program"?

300

The retractor straps must be

What is The same type?

300

What is another term for (FERPA) Family Education Rights & Privacy Act?

What is The Gossip Law?

300

The new term for Crippled

What is Mobility Impaired?

400

This amendment prohibits discrimination by requiring states to provide equal protection of the laws to all citizens.

What is the 14th Amendment?

400

This federal law mandates that students have education and services at no cost to the parents.

What is (FAPE) "Free & Appropriate Public Education"?

400

The buckle for the lap belt should sit where on the student? 

What is Hip?


400

We must maintain ________ given to us by schools and parents! 

What is Trust?

400

A common mistake people make when working with children with disabilities is to ________ they don't hear or understand a side conversation.

What is assume?