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EDUC280 History & Law exam
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A study review for the History & Law exam for EDUC280
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1
According to the text, what % of children in the US are considered students with disabilities?
approximately 10%
approximately 13%
approximately 24%
approximately 33%
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NCLB & the 2004 revision of IDEA led to the era of ?
Access
Persecution
Accountability
Exclusion
3
NCLB required that by 2014 the following subgroups must be 100% proficient in reading and math
English Language Learners
All of the above
Special Education students
None of the above
4
Level 1 of RtI uses high quality research based instruction that should meet the needs of ?
100% of the students
60% of the students
20% of the students
80% of the students
5
Teachers who use the "problem solving method" of data driven instruction ?
track students' progress by taking data
all of the above
implement interventions based on data
make instructional decisions based on data
6
Under IDEA, which child is probably not entitled to receive public education?
one whose distractibility keeps him from being in school
one with LD so severe she needs individualized teaching
None of those: all children are entitled to public education
a medically fragile child in a hospital setting
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Which is true of Section 504 or the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?
it is for gifted and talented students
it provides for needed accommodations
it is for English Language Learners
it provides funds for professional development
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Brief assessment given to all children indicating which students will develop learning problems
Summative assessment
Pre-test
Benchmark
Formative assessment
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The IDEA principle that children should be educated to the greatest extent possible with peers
is called Zero Reject
is called Least Restrictive Environment
is called Due Process
is called Shared Decision Making
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Where can you find scientifically research based interventions as described by RtI?
In the files the retired teacher left in your new classroom
In the Journal of Biochemistry or other scientific journals
Anywhere on the Internet
In peer-reviewed journals and articles
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Which of the following is not required by IDEA?
The very best education for all children
Education in the least restrictive environment
Due process safeguards
A free appropriate public education
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RtI is?
an elementary reading program
Special Education Services
a curriculum that can be purchased from a software company
a framework for solving learning challenges
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Repeated measurement of performance to inform the instruction of an individual student
Post-test
Evaluation
Screening
Progress Monitoring
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Which of the following is considered a related service?
Reading instruction in the general education setting
Writing taught in a co-taught classroom
Speech & Language Therapy
Math instruction in the special education setting
15
Which word describes the culture in schools for students with disabilities prior to the 1970's?
Accountability
Access
Exclusion
Hip Hop
16
The IDEA principle of FAPE means that
A parent pays only for assistive devices & services
Schools do not have to provide service if it costs too much
A child must be educated at the parents' preferred location
An IEP must be developed and implemented
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Which of the following regarding federal funding of special education programs is true?
Local gov'ts mandate sp.ed. programs, not federal gov't.
The mandate for quality sp. ed. programs is fully funded.
The mandate for quality sp.ed. programs is partially funded
There are no mandates for sp.ed. programs
18
Individuals with disabilities who are no longer in a K-12 school fall under the protection of ?
ADA
NCLB
All of the above
IDEA
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The label Exceptional Children refers to
A child who is unfairly labeled just to receive funding
Only children with disabilities
A child who falls on either extreme of the bell curve
All students: everyone is exceptional!