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NCLB of 2001 is also known as...
Special Ed Act
College Prep Act
PL 94-142
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
2
Honing v. Doe
students with disabilities can never be suspended
students w/disabilities can only be suspended for 1/2 days
suspensions above 10 days constitutes a change in placement
no one can ever be suspended
3
Which one of the following was an addition to IDEA?
funding for service animals
transition services
assistive tech
nursing services
4
The six principles of IDEA do NOT include
due process
no parent participation
nondiscriminatory testing
zero reject
5
Brown v. Board of Education stated that..
states could decide how to education their students
student with disabilities can be excluded from schools
"separate-but-equal" is illegal
whites deserved an education only
6
What is the most restrictive setting in a continuum of services?
in- school suspension
full-time special education services
a special facility or non-public school
out- of -school suspension
7
PARC v. Commonwealth of PA established
culturally biased tests can't be used for sp ed placements
the right to a free, appropriate education
parents groups have great control in certain states
"separate-but-equal" is illegal
8
According to federal law, all students, regardless of their disability, are entitled to....
the best education a district can provide
a separate but equal educational experience
legal exclusion from school
a free, appropriate public education
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Which one of the following is NOT a disability category under IDEA?
Orthopedic impairments
deafness
Autism Spectrum Disrorders
ADHD
10
Larry P. v. Riles stated....
Standardized IQ tests for placement was discriminatory.
The federal government could not control disability status.
States could decide how to manage disability status.
IQ tests should only be used for placement in special ed.