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Core principles of IDEA
FAPE
Least-restrictive
Non-discriminatory
Zero reject
Section 504
Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Section 504
Aids a child with a disability that does not hinder them academically/socially
The child needs accommodations
This law protects the students by providing federal funds
Protects the rights of people with disabilities
OHI receives services for 504/ESE because
Section 504 mandates that no one with a disability shall be excluded from or denied
benefits of any program receiving federal financial assistance
4 highest incidence
Specific learning disabilities
Speech/language impairments
OHI
Intellectual disabilities
#1 highest incidence
Specific learning disabilities
#2 highest incidence
Speech/language impairment
#3 highest incidence
Other health impairments
#4 highest incidence
Intellectual disability
4 lowest incidence
Orthopedic impairment
Visual impairment
Traumatic brain injury
Deaf-blindness
#1 lowest (at the very bottom)
Deaf-blindness
#2 lowest
traumatic brain injury
#3 lowest
visual impairment
#4 lowest
orthopedic impairment
How are decisions made to place in ESE?
After IEP is developed
NCLB
standards based reform
NCLB and ESE
the kids are still required to take standardized test
Eligibility criteria
disability must affect education performance
their needs must be addressed through ESE
RtI
alternative systems based on student's lack of response to instructional intervention
RtI
ensures interventions are used as soon as child's disability is i
RtI
data may be used as "continuous progress monitoring"
Screening affects decision making process by...
being conducted in different state
Screening affects decision making process by...
carried out by psychologist, counselor, principal, or other appropriate school professional
Screening affects decision making process by...
professionals discuss nature, severity and persitence of student problem
Screening affects decision making process by...
existing information from past and present, student records is reviewed
annual review
update info
review student's progress
set goals for following year
may amend IEP as needed
three-year reevaluation
does the child need to be re-assessed?
does the child still need it?
parent permission not required