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Behavior Intervention Plan
Laws, Acts, Cases
Teaching strategies
Acronyms
SPED Terms
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Schoolwide Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports
What is collaborating with others for a universal, school-wide prevention program that aims to establish a social culture within schools in which students expect and support appropriate behavior from one another
100
Diana vs. State Board of Education (1970)
What is Children cant be placed in special education based on culturally biased tests
100
Congruence
What is alignment of the curriculum, learning goals, teaching materials, strategies used in the general education classroom, and supportive services programs refers to:
100
Attention deficit disorder predominately hyperactive type
What is ADDH
100
Assistive Technology (AT) Device
What is any piece of equipment used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
200
to describe the behavior in terms that would allow someone to count "see" and "count" or "time" the behavior.
What is operationally define on the Behavior Support Plan template. You are to operationally define the target behavior.
200
Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children (PARC) vs. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Mills vs. Board of Education (1972)
What established the right of education for students with disabilities and found that denial of education violates the 14th amendment
200
Station teaching
What is teaching material that is difficult but not sequential, or when several different topics are important, the best cooperative teaching arrangement is:
200
Skill in communicative language
What is BICS described as an acronym
200
Accommodation
What is a change in curriculum or instruction that does not substantially modify the requirements of the class or alter the content standards or benchmarks.
300
a condition that makes the behavior more likely occur.
What is a setting event on a behavioral support plan
300
Larry P. vs. Riles (1977)
What is The use of standardized IQ tests for placement into special education classes for students with educable mental retardation was discriminatory
300
Parallel teaching
What is when it is necessary to lower the student–teacher ratio in order to teach new material or to review material previously taught, the best cooperative teaching arrangement is
300
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
What is FERPA
300
Goals and Objectives
What is a written component of an IEP: skills the student is expected to reasonably achieve in one year maximum (reviewed and re-evaluated by the IEP team at least annually).
400
observable and measurable
What is behavior defined in terms by explicitly listing its characteristics
400
IDEA
What is the law that all 6 of these principles are under 1. Zero Reject 2. Nondiscriminatory testing 3. Free and Appropriate Education 4. Least Restrictive Environment 5. Due Process/ Confidentiality 6. Parent participation
400
Positive reinforcement
What is when a teacher praises student each time they raises her hand, which increases the students hand raising
400
Least Restrictive Environment
What is LRE
400
Transition Plan
What is a plan to coordinate a set of activities that promote movement from school to post- school education, vocational training, integrated employment (including supported employment), continuing and adult education, adult services, independent living, or community participation. Transition goals are determined by the IEP team beginning at least by age 16 and are based on student and family vision, preferences, and interests.
500
Antecedents
What is A stand for in ABC analysis
500
ADA
What is the Act that these major components fall under -Employers may not discriminate on the basis of disability -Employers may not ask if applicant has a disability -"Reasonable accommodations" must be provided in the workplace -New buses must be made accessible
500
Unstructured group decisions
What is according to research, which strategy has not been effective in teaching acceptance of individual differences related to disability?
500
Summary of Performance
What is SOP stand for when making plans for transitions to adulthood
500
Modification
What is a change in curriculum or instruction that substantially alters the requirements of the class or its content standards or benchmarks.