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CREATING INCLUSIVE CLASSROOMS
EFFECTIVE COMPREHENSIVE
EXAMINATION TEST VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND ACCURATE ANSWERS

●● Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA)
Answer: mandates that students with disabilities receive a free and
appropriate public education


●● Section 504
Answer: Ensures equal access to educational opportunities for
individuals with disabilities


●● Title III Language Instruction for English Learners
Answer: provides federal funding to support language instruction
programs for ELs


●● Six fundamental principles of IDEA
Answer: 1. Free and appropriate public education
2. Appropriate Evaluation
3. Individualized education programs
4. Least restrictive environment

,5. Parent and student participation
6. Procedural safe guards


●● IDEA principle 1 free and appropriate public education
Answer: all students regardless of ability receive education tailored to
their needs at no cost


●● IDEA principle 2 appropriate evaluation
Answer: accurate evaluations to identify and address students specific
needs


●● IDEA principle 3 Individualized education programs
Answer: customized plans outlining goals and support for each student
with a disability


●● IDEA principle 4 least restrictive environment
Answer: students with disabilities are included in general education
settings whenever possible


●● IDEA principle 5 parent and student participation
Answer: families and students are actively involved in decision making


●● IDEA principle 6 procedural safeguards

, Answer: ensures students and families rights are protected, guaranteeing
fair processes in education matters


●● History of Sped Laws
Answer: -Before 1970 SPED students were excluded from public
schools
-Changed in 1975 w/ education for all handicapped children act
(EAHCA)
-Renamed IDEA in 1990


●● 13 IDEA categories
Answer: 1. autism
2. Deaf - blindness
3. deafness
4. emotional disturbance
5. hearing impairment
6. intellectual disability
7. Multiple disabilities
8. Orthopedic impairment
9. Other health impairment
10. specific learning disability
11. Speech or language impairment
12. Traumatic brain injury

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