EDU468:FA24 Final Exam Review Educational Law and Accommodations

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When addressing unmet needs, what is the correct order of operation? Options: Notice, Screen, Communicate, Try Interventions; Screen, Communicate, Analyze, Try Interventions; Screen, Analyze, Communicate, Try Interventions; Analyze, Screen Communicate, Try Interventions

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Screen, Analyze, Communicate, Try Interventions

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Select the following that are accommodations: Alternative curriculum, Non-verbal reminders, Braille, Reduced answer choices

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Non-verbal reminders

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Name that court case: A student was not making progress in school so his parents moved him to a private school and demanded that the public school paid for the tuition.

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Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District

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Name that court case: A student was denied an interpreter which was found to violate the "All Handicapped Children Act of 1975."

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Board of Education of Hendrick Hudson School District v. Rowley

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Name that court case: A teacher denied a student accommodations which lead to the student losing athletic eligibility.

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Doe V. Withers

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This setting has push-in support, paraprofessionals, special education teachers, etc.

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General Education Class

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These rooms can be organized by the skill being taught or by age group.

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Resource Room

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For students with moderate or severe intellectual and physical disabilities.

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Separate School

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Which of the following are the correct steps for shared problem solving? 1) Identify the Problem 2) Discover a Shared Need 3) Evaluate Ideas 4) Propose Solutions 5) Plan Specifics 6) Implement a Solution 7) Evaluate Outcomes, 1) Discover a Shared Need 2) Identify the Problem 3) Propose Solutions 4) Evaluate Ideas 5) Plan Specifics 6) Implement a Solution 7) Evaluate Outcomes

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1) Discover a Shared Need 2) Identify the Problem 3) Propose Solutions 4) Evaluate Ideas 5) Plan Specifics 6) Implement a Solution 7) Evaluate Outcomes

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What teaching strategy involves one teacher leading instruction while the other collects data on students' performance?

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One teach, one observe