Chp. 1 | Quiz

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French physician that worked with VICTOR the "wild boy" and used instructional procedures still used today in sped approaches?

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Studied under Itard and devoted to teaching "feeble minded" children. Brought his methods to U.S and founded A.A.I.D.D

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What were the earliest schools in the US for students with disabilities?

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Philosophy popular in the 19th and 20th century?

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is the study of hereditary improvement of the human race

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What was the Lantern Developmental Center, in Pomona CA 1927- 2015

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Franklin D Roosevelt, who had polio, founded the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, now called March of Dimes.

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had a great significant impact on US perception of disability

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is the practice of moving people (esp those with developmental disability) into community-based environments

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American Veterans all returned with disabilities from which wars?

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Normalization is

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Deinstitutionalization began in

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2 Key Federal Court Decisions for Rights to Education for Students with Disabilities were

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1970's Federal laws addressing disabilities

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Mainstreaming is a term used in the 70's that has now been replaced with Inclusion

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Inclusion is when

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Mainstreaming is when

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Athletic accomplishments of individuals with disabilities have impacted societal perceptions of disability

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this person is "The Last Comic Standing" (2006) and has cerebral palsy

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Disability refers to a limitation in one's ability to perform his/her routine actions. The impairment may be physical, cognitive, mental, or sensory

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Handicap refers to limitations imposed by environmental barriers or by societal attitudes toward a person with a disability

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Disability refers to limitations imposed by environmental barriers or by societal attitudes toward a person with a disability

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Handicap refers to limitations imposed by biological and environmental barriers the impairment may be physical, cognitive, or sensory

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is a form of discrimination. It is the false idea that disabled people are by default, inferior. When in truth disability is just another way for a mind and/or body to be.

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Ableist Language examples are

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( Person- First, First-Person, Person-second ) Language is when you put the person first then refer to their disability.

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Stella Young appeared on Ted Talk about how she is not an inspiration only because she is disabled

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FAPE means, education that emphasizes special ed and related services designed to meet their unique needs and prepare them for further education, employment, and independent living.

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Non-Discriminatory Evaluation addresses how we conduct assessments to determine if a student has a disability and also

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IEP involves IEP , , and

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LRE -Least Restrictive Environment addresses "placement" where the child will be educated?

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LRE means

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RSP mean respiratory program

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Parent Participation in IDEA means that input from the parents and child where appropriate must be taken into account for all educational planning and decisions relating to a child with a disability

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Procedural Safeguards and Due Process means that

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Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973, is a civil law rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability

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Section 504 is about

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Section 504 defines disability as having any 1 of these

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A 504 plan is a legal document that outlines a plan of services to assist students with disabilities who do not qualify for special ed services but who may need accomodations that will ensure their academic success and access to the general education learning environment

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504 plans are reviewed but can be re-evaluated every years

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Does ACCOMMODATIONS mean that the expectations for learning are different?

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Accommodations means there is no change in expectations for learning and does not reduce the requirements of the task

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examples of accommodations

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