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IDEA
Idea: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
Idea mandates that students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate education.
Six Fundamental Principles of IDEA
1. Free and appropriate education: all students, regardless of ability, receive education
tailored to their needs, at no cost.
2. Appropriate evaluation: accurate evaluations to identify and address specific student needs.
3. Individualized education programs: Customized plans outlining goals and support for
each student with a disability.
4. Least restrictive environment: Students with disabilities are included in general
education settings whenever possible
5. Parents and student participation: families and students are actively involved in
decision making.
6. Procedural safe guards: Ensures students and families' rights are protected, guaranteeing fair
process in educational matters.
Disabilities of IDEA
Idea outlines 13 eligible categories, which differ from medical diagnoses. To qualify for special
education services, a child's condition must adversely impact their education and fall within
, one of these categories. These categories help educators develop individualized plans and
provide tailored support for students.
Disabilities/ IDEA's Eligibility Categories
-Autism
-Deaf-Blindness
-Deafness
-Emotional Disturbance
-Hearing Impairment
-Intellectual Disability
-Visual Impairment
-Multiple Disabilities
-Orthopedic Impairment
-Other Health Impairment
-Specific Learning Disability
-Speech or Language Impairment
-Traumatic Brain Injury
Disabilities/ IDEA's Eligibility Requirements
1. The disability fits IDEA's categories
2. This disability affects educational performance
3. The student needs special education and related services.
Title III
Title III language instruction for English learners and immigrant students provides federal
funding to support language instruction programs for English learners. Title III aims to ensure
that ELs attain English proficiency.
Implementing Title III
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IDEA
Idea: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
Idea mandates that students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate education.
Six Fundamental Principles of IDEA
1. Free and appropriate education: all students, regardless of ability, receive education
tailored to their needs, at no cost.
2. Appropriate evaluation: accurate evaluations to identify and address specific student needs.
3. Individualized education programs: Customized plans outlining goals and support for
each student with a disability.
4. Least restrictive environment: Students with disabilities are included in general
education settings whenever possible
5. Parents and student participation: families and students are actively involved in
decision making.
6. Procedural safe guards: Ensures students and families' rights are protected, guaranteeing fair
process in educational matters.
Disabilities of IDEA
Idea outlines 13 eligible categories, which differ from medical diagnoses. To qualify for special
education services, a child's condition must adversely impact their education and fall within
, one of these categories. These categories help educators develop individualized plans and
provide tailored support for students.
Disabilities/ IDEA's Eligibility Categories
-Autism
-Deaf-Blindness
-Deafness
-Emotional Disturbance
-Hearing Impairment
-Intellectual Disability
-Visual Impairment
-Multiple Disabilities
-Orthopedic Impairment
-Other Health Impairment
-Specific Learning Disability
-Speech or Language Impairment
-Traumatic Brain Injury
Disabilities/ IDEA's Eligibility Requirements
1. The disability fits IDEA's categories
2. This disability affects educational performance
3. The student needs special education and related services.
Title III
Title III language instruction for English learners and immigrant students provides federal
funding to support language instruction programs for English learners. Title III aims to ensure
that ELs attain English proficiency.
Implementing Title III
