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IDEA 2004

enhances accountability for programs serving students with disabilities

IDEA Requirements

- students progress towards their performance goals be reported yearly


- aligns with provisions of NCLB


- students with disabilities must participate in academic per state mandate

Culturally Responsive Strategies

recognize families may differ in attitudes, belieg=fs, and expecttations regarding their child's disabilities

family communication & relationships

-form productive, collaborative relationships with families of all students, promoting effective communication


- cultural background & beliefs influence attitudes & expectations for children

Developmental Delay

indicates failure to achieve given milestones by average age at which such milestones are achieved

Roles of families/caregivers

- attitudes & beliefs of adults play key roles in children's socioecmotional development

Healthy Self Concept

strong, positive sense of self effficacy & confidence

Assessment in literacy

graphing studentt's weekly performance in sight word recognition and fluency

Universal Screening

- key feature to RtII


- all students to be assessed early & often to allow the identification of students who are at risk for not meeting grade level academics, behavioral standards, and benchmarks


- all students are screened 3-5 throughout the school year

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act

- cannot discriminate against people with disabilities


- a civil rights law that prevents discrimination against all individuals with disabiltiies in programs that receive federal funds, as do all public schools

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)

accessibility for all

ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act)

- emphasizes equal access to education and establishes high standards and accountability


- current re authorization is the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001

RtII

- 3 Tiers of Instructional Design


1 - use of research based strategies for instruction that cover comp. core of academic req.


2 - supplemental instruction to students demonstrating difficulties with curriculum


3 - students displaying continued deficits in progress considered for additional more extreme intervention or referral to spe. ed.

SDI

specially designed instruction

LRE

- least restrictive environment


- provision guarantees a student's right to be educated in the setting most like that of peers w/o disabilities in which the student can be successful with appropriate supports provided

FERPA

- family educational rights and privacy act of 1974


- federal law which restricts the disclosure of academic records

HIPAA

- health insurance portability and accountability act


- privacy of security rules

IFSP

- individual family service plans


- written plan for the provision of appropriate Early Intervention services to an eligible infant, toddler, or young child; including services to enable the family to enhance their child's development


- also includes a written plan for transitions as the child approaches age 3 and kindergarten

IEP

- individualized education plan


- legally binding contract

Co-Teaching

- team teaching, evidence based methods for consultation and collaboration with general education teachers as students with disabilities participate in gen ed curriculum and strategies working with para educators

What are the 13 IDEA disability categories?

1 - learning disability (LD)


2 - Speech or language impairments (SLP)


3 - intellectual/cognitive abilities


4 - emotional disturbance (ED)


5 - autism


6 - hearing impairments


7 - visual impairments


8 - traumatic brain injury (TBI)


9 - other health impairment (OHI)


10 - deaf blindness


11 - orthopedic impairments


12 - multiple disabilities (MD)


13 - developmental delays

authentic assessment

- emphasizes performance measures


- task identified and performed in settings that involve real world application of knowledge and skills

formal assessment

- usually implicates a written document such as a test, quiz, or paper


- given a numerical score or grade based on students performance