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Reasonable accommodations fall into three categories application process, work
environment, access to equal benefits and privileges that employees without disabilities receive
Six Principles of IDEA Free appropriate public education, Appropriate evaluation,
Individualized education plan, Least restrictive environment, Parent participation, Procedural
safeguards
IDEA Part C part of federal law that outlines services for
birth to 3 students with disabilities, early
intervening services- Individualized family service plans under this part of IDEA
IDEA part B special education services are provided to children with disabilities form ages 3-
21- IEP's under this part of IDEA
Five steps for IEPs referral for SPED services
an evaluation
determining eligibility
writing an iep
iep meeting
Manifestation Determination A determination that a student's inappropriate behavior is not
a result, or manifestation, of his or her disability. This is usually determined in a hearing and is
required when a student's behavior violates school rules and before the school can undertake
disciplinary action that might result in a student's suspension from school.
, Title III of ADA *Public Accommodations:* restaurants, hotels, pharmacies, stores, private
schools, daycares, etc. can not discriminate based on disability. Public accommodations must
be accessible and provide aids and services unless undue burden would result
Larry P. v. Riles A court ruling that determined IQ tests were discrimnatory and resulted in
disproportionate placement of african-american students in the EMR setting
Diana v. State Board of Education 1970, resulted in the decision that all children must take
IQ test in their native language.
As a result of this case, IQ tests were no longer used as the sole assessments for determining
SPED placement
Winkelman v. Parma City School District the district court ruled that PARENTS could
represent their children within disputes over a free and appropriate public education as
constituted by IDEA
Honig v. Doe the court determined that schools are able to justify the placement or removal
of a student when maintaining a safe learning environment outweighs FAPE
Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania the
beginning of instituting the state requirement for FAPE for all children 6-21
1990 amendments to IDEA the focus shifted form the conditions or disabilities to the
individual children and their needs
categorized different disabilities
emphasis on IEPs
Update Graded A+
Reasonable accommodations fall into three categories application process, work
environment, access to equal benefits and privileges that employees without disabilities receive
Six Principles of IDEA Free appropriate public education, Appropriate evaluation,
Individualized education plan, Least restrictive environment, Parent participation, Procedural
safeguards
IDEA Part C part of federal law that outlines services for
birth to 3 students with disabilities, early
intervening services- Individualized family service plans under this part of IDEA
IDEA part B special education services are provided to children with disabilities form ages 3-
21- IEP's under this part of IDEA
Five steps for IEPs referral for SPED services
an evaluation
determining eligibility
writing an iep
iep meeting
Manifestation Determination A determination that a student's inappropriate behavior is not
a result, or manifestation, of his or her disability. This is usually determined in a hearing and is
required when a student's behavior violates school rules and before the school can undertake
disciplinary action that might result in a student's suspension from school.
, Title III of ADA *Public Accommodations:* restaurants, hotels, pharmacies, stores, private
schools, daycares, etc. can not discriminate based on disability. Public accommodations must
be accessible and provide aids and services unless undue burden would result
Larry P. v. Riles A court ruling that determined IQ tests were discrimnatory and resulted in
disproportionate placement of african-american students in the EMR setting
Diana v. State Board of Education 1970, resulted in the decision that all children must take
IQ test in their native language.
As a result of this case, IQ tests were no longer used as the sole assessments for determining
SPED placement
Winkelman v. Parma City School District the district court ruled that PARENTS could
represent their children within disputes over a free and appropriate public education as
constituted by IDEA
Honig v. Doe the court determined that schools are able to justify the placement or removal
of a student when maintaining a safe learning environment outweighs FAPE
Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania the
beginning of instituting the state requirement for FAPE for all children 6-21
1990 amendments to IDEA the focus shifted form the conditions or disabilities to the
individual children and their needs
categorized different disabilities
emphasis on IEPs
