Special Education Quiz

What is one of the perspectives on labeling and classification?

• It is simple and straightforward

• It involves complex issues

• It is universally accepted

• It is irrelevant to education

What did one state law allow schools to do to children physically or mentally incapacitated for school work?

• Provide them with special education.

• Refuse to serve them.

• Enroll them in regular classes.

• Offer them scholarships.

What is the implication of describing a child as a "physically handicapped boy"?

• It highlights their academic skills.

• It suggests the disability is the most important thing.

• It focuses on their personality.

• It emphasizes their social skills.

In 1913, what did the Commission for the Care of the Feeble-Minded determine about individuals with significant disabilities?

• They were considered fit for citizenship.

• They were considered unfit for citizenship.

• They were given special education opportunities.

• They were integrated into regular schools.

What labels were given to individuals with significant disabilities in 1913?

• Genius, talented, gifted

• Imbecile, insane, epileptic

• Intelligent, capable, skilled

• Normal, average, typical

What does the text suggest about a child with disabilities being turned away from school?

• It is acceptable.

• It is no longer acceptable.

• It is encouraged.

• It is mandatory.

What was the impact of the 1990 amendments to PL 94-142?

• It had no impact.

• It renamed the law to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

• It excluded more children from public schools.

• It reduced funding for special education.

What must all tests be administered in according to IDEA?

• English only

• The child's native language

• The most common language in the area

• The language chosen by the school

What is the primary concern of the law regarding people with disabilities?

• Providing employment opportunities

• Treating them as full citizens with the same rights

• Offering free healthcare

• Ensuring housing facilities

Who provides Counseling Services according to the IDEA definition?

• Qualified social workers, psychologists, guidance counselors

• Doctors and nurses

• Teachers and principals

• Parents and guardians