PRAXIS 5403 Questions With Correct Answers.

IDEA - Answer-Passed in 1975 Guarantees all children with disabilities qualifying under its definitions a free and appropriate education (FAPRE0 I the east restrictive learning environment (LRE) Required transition plans in 1990 Took away discrepancy model in 2004 4 Parts of IDEA - Answer-PART A: availability to all children with disabilities of a free appropriate education, protection of the rights of those children and their families, help federal agencies US states, educational service agencies, and local educational agencies provide for educating all children with disabilities PART B: provide funding to us states for delivering services to children and youth with disabilities PART C: Early intervention programs for infants and toddlers with disabilities PART D: Inform professionals and families of research and information including parent training and information (PTI) center operation, identifying best and promising practice teacher education, technology development, and public information dissemination 504 - Answer-definition under this law of disabilities is a physical or mental impairment that interferes significantly with major life activities, even with the assistance of aids, devices, or medications FERPA - Answer-Parent rights to inspect/ review children's educational records post-secondary student rights to inspect/ review records, parental rights to challenge educational records content, right to consent to educational records disclosure PARC vs. commonwealth of PA - Answer-FAPE for all kids 6-21 regardless of degree of impairment *happened along side Mills vs. Board Ed Lau vs. Nichols - Answer-Supreme Court rule that schools that do not provide special help for children with limited English are limiting their civil rights.This is landmark legislation for bilingual education in the U.S.(1974). The Supreme Court ruled that school districts must help non-English speaking students learn English. Hendrick Hudson Central School vs. Rowley - Answer-Deaf student who was denied additional signlanguage interpreterCourt decided she was not receiving FAPE, defined as equal opportunity to achieve her full potential Irving Independent School District v. Tatro - Answer-Student needed CIC administration during the day. Forced schools to provide non- physician required medical services to allow a physically impaired student to attend school Oberti vs BOE - Answer-A student with down syndrome was denied access to regular education even though it was requested cannot exclude kids from LRE because they require modifications Cannot exclude kids from LRE because they require modifications Newport-Mesa Unified School District v. State of California Department of Education (2010) - AnswerHave to provide parents a copy or access to test protocols if requested Larry vs. Riles - Answer-Which case/ law was based on African Americans being labeled as having a disability because they we're given test that favored upper middle class white men - Must account for cultural backgrounds when conducting IQ assessments