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22 Cards in this Set
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IDEA (1997 and 2004)
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Triggered by Parc and Mills adopted goals to ensure equality of education to all handicapped children
part c early intervention birth to three if there is a change in placement parent notification is required |
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Zero Reject Principle
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assures services to all children with disabilities areas should obtain accurate child accounts and these should be sent to Washington
Identify, locate, evaluate |
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Nondiscriminartory
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think about culutral considerations
mulitfaceted evaluations |
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Appropriate Education
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Free and appropriate public education
annual meausrement of gaols |
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Procedural Due Process
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14th Amendment legal expression of fairness
written notice to the parents opportunity to present complaints informed consent before assessment |
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Section 504
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office of civel rights
access to the schools building and curriculum free and appropriate public education full range of special accommodations for students with diabilities to participate adhd or physical handicapp |
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FERPA (Buckley Amendment)
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family educational rights and privacy acts
derived from complaints and inaccessible and inaccurate racords includes educational records which are directly regarded to the student access to recodes parents can see raw data that pertains to hcild's individual preformance 45 days to access after written note |
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Hobson vs. hanson
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schools must provide equal educational opportunities despite a families SES
laws on ability tracking |
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Larry P vs. Riles
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CA
the % of special education students can not exceed the % represented in the school population |
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Mills vs. Board of Education of District of Columbia
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reiterates PARCS free and appropriate education regardless of mental physicla or emotional disability or impairment
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Parents in Action in Spcial Education vs. Hannon
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pro special education endorsed the use of standardized tests as long as they are not culturally biased and are used with other measures
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PARC vs. Commonwealth of PA
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courts stated denying chidren with handicaps is a denial of equal protection
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Pesce vs. Sterling Morton HIgh School
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duty to report child abuse
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Rowley vs. Board of Education
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do not have to provide the best education but adequet
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Honig vs. Doe
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a special education student must have a manisfestation hearling to review placement after 10 days of suspension
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Brown vs. Board of Education
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educational facilities are not allowed to segregate according to race
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Debra P vs. Turlington
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can use competency tests to award high school diplomas
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Diana vs. State Board of Education
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assessments must be administered in native language
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Guadalupe Organization, Inc vs. Temple Elementary School
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students cannont be identified as MR unless they were properly assessed by considering the student's primary language and have an IQ two standard deviations below from the mean
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Marshall vs. Georgia
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contrast to Larry P students can be placed in special education as long as approriate and proper steps for placement are followed
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Tarasoff vs. The Regents of the University of CA
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duty to warn parents or individual if counselor feels as though they are in danger
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Lau vs. Nichols
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provide support to ELL students
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