Slp In The Schools

Front 1

In what country was the first modern-day speech clinic established?

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Germany (1890-1900)

Front 2

Who were the grandfathers of modern speech science?

Back 2

Gutzman & Gutzman

Front 3

What disciplines fostered the study of speech disorders?

Back 3

1-Medicine
2-Education
3-Elocution

Front 4

Who was the first graduate of a speech disorders university program in the US?

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Sara Stinchfield, 1928

Front 5

What is the evolution of modern-day ASHA (branching from the medical model)

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AASC: American Academy of Speech Correction

American Society for the Study of Speech Disorders (Academic + legislative)

ASHA (1947) + audiology, + communication sciences

ASHA (1981) + language

Front 6

What is governance model for ASHA?

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Board of Directors
-President: Kate Gottfred
-Advisory Councils (don't vote)

Front 7

What did Section 504 of PL 93-112 estabish for persons with disabilities? (1973)

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1-Education is right of all people

Front 8

What were the educational mandates of PL 94-142?

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1-FAPE: Free & Appropriate Public Education
2-Child find
3-Child find programs
4-IEP
5-LRE
6-Rights of students & parents protected by due process

Front 9

What were the key aspects of PL 99-457? (1986)

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1-IFSP
2-Shift from medical model to educational model (cognitive-developmental model)

Front 10

What are key aspects of the educational model?

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1-Looks at whole-child
2-Not "fixin", but helping child reach maximum potential in team setting
3-Broader functional approach, not isolated treatment

Front 11

What are the three pieces of IDEA?

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1-1990 IDEA
2-1997 Ammendments
3-2004 "Improvement" word added

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What are the highlights of IDEA 1990?

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1-Inclusion (classroom)
2-person-first terminology
3-access to educ; rights; professional expectations

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What are the highlights of the IDEA 1997 ammendments?

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1-Education cannot be denied based on behavior
2-Attorney fee limitations
3-IEP must consider communication needs: hearing & AAC
4-IEP team members
5-Higher educ can compete for funding with K-12
6-Para-educ's can assist

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What are the key components of NCLB?

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1-School accountability
2-IEP & AYP
3-Increased parental choice
4-Mandate for hightly qualified teachers in Title I schools
5-Evidenced based practive

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What are the key components of IDEA 2004?

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Aligns IDEA (Special Educ) to NCLB (General Educ):
1-Decreased paperwork
2-Specified "qualified provider"
3-Continued Early Intervention
4-Changed transition age from 14 to 16
5-Included research & development
6-Included a funding plan

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What are the eleven ASHA Roles & Responsibilities?

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1-Prevention (screening & educaiton)
2-Evaluation
3-Eligibility
4-IEP/IFSP development
5-Case or workload manager
6-Intervention
7-Counselling
8-Re-evaluation (every 3 years)
9-Transition
10-Dismissals
11-Supervision

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What are the eligibility requirements for Washington?

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1-Standard score of 77 or less
2-7th percentile or less

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What are the three components of determining eligibility?

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1-Documented disability
2-Adverse educational impact
3-Requirement for special education instruction

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What is the WAC code for Special Education services?

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392-172A-01035 (C)

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What is the role of the SLP under WAC?

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1-Identificiation (child find)
2-Dx
3-Referral to medical or other professionals
4-SLP services
5-Counseling (parents, teachers)

Front 21

What is the timeframe in which IEP's for current students must be created?

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< 365 days of date of initial IEP