How are services for students with disabilities funded?
a. Their parents pay for the services.
b. The state government pays for the services.
c. The local school district pays for the services.
d. The federal government pays for the services.
d. The federal government pays for the services.
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Name educational theorists mentioned in the text who influenced the educators of their day (before the twentieth century)?
What will be an ideal response?
Can schools regulate student clothing?
a. No. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that students have First Amendment rights to dress as they wish in public schools as long as their choices are reasonable. b. No. Students have the right to privacy under the First Amendment to dress as they please in public schools. c. Yes. All courts recognize that schools have authority to regulate student clothing in a reasonable manner. d. Both a and b are correct. e. None of the above.
The Menendez family moved to the United States from Mexico a few years ago. They have a son, Miguel, who is 17 years old and has severe and multiple disabilities. Each year, the Menendez family has conflicts with Miguel's teachers because they feel the focus of his education should be on communication, not becoming more independent. These differences are most likely the result of:
A. The influence of the family's level of education. B. The influence of academic expectations. C. The influence of culture on student learning. D. The influence of poverty on learning.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn when looking at the Pairwise Comparison Table, if the significance level is .001 for all comparisons?
a. All but one pair of these exams are significantly different. b. There is no difference in exam scores. c. There is no evidence in support of the alternative hypothesis. d. The mean scores for all possible pairs are significantly different.