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What law expanded the definition of special education to include instruction conducted outside of a classroom environment and mandated transition services for children with special needs who are 16 or older? -The Education for All Handicapped Children Act -The Individuals with Disabilities Act -IDEA '97 -Section 504 - Answer-The Individuals with Disabilities Act When did federal law first address the needs of children of special needs in schools? -1954 -1975 -1991 -1994 - Answer-1975 What is guaranteed to students with disabilities? -Free and appropriate public education (FAPE) -Education in the least restrictive environment -A designated aide to support learning -A FAPE in the least restrictive environment - Answer-A FAPE in the least restrictive environment An Individualized Education Program is: -A plan that guides the education of students with special needs -Written by the child's parents and presented to the school for implementation -Written for every child regardless of special needs designation -Only valid for one semester - Answer-A plan that guides the education of students with special needs Child find is:-A modification for students with disabilities that encourages them to seek out their own learning opportunities -A state program that helps schools to develop appropriate IEPs -A federal legal requirement for schools to identify students with special needs - Answer-A federal requirement for schools to identify students with special needs Which of the following is not one o the six principles of IDEA? -Zero reject -Nondiscriminatory evaluation -Appropriate education -Least restrictive environment -Diverse student support -Parent and student participation -Procedural due process - Answer-Diverse student support When considering a child's eligibility for services under IDEA, educators should consider: -Whether the child has one of the 13 listed disabilities -Whether the child requires special education services -The child's diagnosis with a special need and whether the child requires services -Whether the child is an English Language Learner -Whether the child is gifted - Answer-The child's diagnosis with a special need and whether the child requires services Services provided under Section 504: -May only be provided the students who also qualify for services under IDEA -Have more procedural flexibility that those provided under IDEA -Must be provided within the bounds of an IEP -Require written parental consent - Answer-Have more procedural flexibility than those provided under IDEAUnder FERPA, parents may: -Review all of their children's education records maintained by the school -Receive copies of all the student records free of charge -Continue reviewing educational records for adult children who are not legal dependents -Limit the access of school employees with a need-to-know by submitting a written request to have the records sealed - Answer-Review all of their children's education records maintained by the school When a parent revokes consent for special education services: -Schools are still required by the law to provide services, creating a legal dilemma -Students may still take state performance assessments with modifications -The revocation is retroactive -All of these -None of these - Answer-All of these


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