EDSP: questions with verified solutions 2023/2024

EDSP:Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) - correct answers Provided civil rights protection against discrimination to citizens with disabilities in private sector employment; provided access to all public services, public accommodations, transportation, and telecommunications. Brown v. Topeka Board of Education, 1954 - correct answers Education must be made available to all children on equal terms. Circle of Courage - correct answers -Provides a framework for creating caring school communities in which ALL students experience inclusion and feel a sense of self worth. -Belonging: Having friends and being valued, respected community members -Generosity: engaging in positive, respectful and cooperative pro-social behavior -Independence: Being self-directed, self-advocacy -Mastery: Achieving their personal best; something well Cultural Reciprocity - correct answers Understanding how differing values and belief systems may influence families perspectives, wishes, and decisions. Disability - correct answers an impairment that limit's a person's ability to perform certain tasks such as (walk, see, add a row of numbers) A person with a disability is NOT handicapped. Due Process (Procedural Due Process) - correct answers A rule providing safeguards for students against schools' actions, including a right to sue schools in court. Mediation... if that doesn't work, Due Process Hearing... if that doesn't work, Law Suit Early Intervention - correct answers Services provided to infants and toddlers from birth to age 2. Embedded Learning Opportunity - correct answers Concept is based on the premise that although quality early childhood programs offer opportunities for learning across the day, many children with disabilities need guidance and support to learn from those opportunities. Eugenics - correct answers is a set of beliefs and practices that aims at improving the genetic quality of the human population Family-centered help-giving practices (most commonly mentioned dimensions) - correct answers Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) - correct answers F- (Free) to your child with a disability A- (Appropriate)Child is entitled to an education that is appropriate to the child's need P- (Public) School System. Children with a disability have the right to be educated under public supervision E- (Education) must be provided to every eligible school age child with a disability IDEA - Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (including its four parts and six principles) - correct answers 4 parts: 1.) General Provisions 2.) Assistance for Education of All Children with Disabilities 3.) Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities 4.) National activities to improve education of children with disabilities 6 Principles: 1.) Zero Reject 2.) Non-Discriminatory Evaluation (NDE)