Which case had a direct impact on the adequacy of services in residential facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities?
A. Armstrong v. Kline
B. Wyatt v. Stickney
C. O'Connor v. Donaldson
D. Larry P. v. Riles
b
You might also like to view...
Identify the least appropriate Answer: When working with parents of children with special needs, helpful teacher behaviors include a. focus on the present and the future
b. help parents research the cause of the disability. c. help parents let go. d. being hopefully realistic.
Ms. Iwata has a long-term goal for her science students—to consider what they have learned about science as they deal with issues and problems in their daily lives. Which one of the following teaching strategies will best help her students retrieve relevant scientific principles in situations where the principles might be applied?
a. Teach students how to take good notes about classroom subject matter. b. Associate those principles with as many real-life situations as possible. c. Maximize the use of concrete materials, and minimize the use of abstract ideas. d. Maximize the use of abstract ideas, and minimize the use of concrete materials.
A researcher collects data from school bus drivers using survey research. The researcher conducts polls of fifty bus drivers in the school district about managing student discipline on their buses. The data are collected from a group of bus drivers who run the inner-city bus routes. The researcher collects data during the fall of each year for five years. The participants in the poll each year
are different bus drivers. What form of longitudinal survey research design is the researcher using? a. A trend study b. A cohort study c. A panel study d. A longitudinal study
When Joanne gets anxious about changing classes, she refers to the business-sized card she keeps in her pocket that gives her step-by-step directions. This is called a:
A. Travel card. B. Task card. C. Prompt card. D. None of these.