Ch 4 and 5

1. What does I.D.E.A. stand for?

• International (I) Disabled (D) Educators (E) Alliance (A)

• Individuals (I) with Disabilities (D) Education (E) Act (A)

• International (I) Disability (D) Education (E) Act (A)

• Internalisation (I), Distribution (D), Explanation (E), and Action (A)

Before IDEA, who bore the cost of Special Education?

• State Governments

• Federal Government

• Local Governments

• Doctors

After IDEA, who bears the cost of Special Education?

• State Governments

• Federal Government

• Local Governments

• Doctors

What does the “A” in FAPE stand for?

• Accessible

• Analogous

• Attainable

• Appropriate

According to IDEA, States are generally obligated to provide Special Education between what ages?

• 3-21

• 5-18

• 3-25

• 5-25

Who's responsibility is a child find program?

• The State

• Law Enforcement

• Local Governments

• Federal Government

What IDEA principle guarantees a student with a disability is educated alongside their non-disabled peers?

• Zero Reject

• Procedural Safeguards

• Least Restrictive Environment

• Identification and Evaluation

If there is a concern with the education of a student with a disability, who can request a due process hearing?

• The Parent/ Guardian

• The School

What law forbids discrimination based on disability in the classroom?

• Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act

• IDEA

• FAPE

• Civil Rights Act

Who is protected (considered disabled) based on Section 504?

• Someone who has a physical or mental disability.

• Someone who once had a record of impairment.

• Someone who is regarded or referred to as disabled.