What role have courts played in the implementation of special education programs? Why are courts uniquely suited for this role?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Answer should include: Courts are tasked with interpreting the law and providing recourse to those whose rights have been violated; the Civil Rights movement set a precedent of using the courts to establish educational rights (such as in Brown v. Board of Education); courts have repeatedly upheld the right of students with exceptionalities to have a free and appropriate public education - what that FAPE looks like has been the subject of further rulings; courts have also repeatedly upheld the rights of parents to be involved in their child's access to a FAPE including participation in the IEP process
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a. Comprehensive assessment b. Authentic assessment c. Individualized assessment
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a. the passage of time and support from caring adults. b. nurturing from either of the parents, but not both. c. parents giving extravagant gifts fueled by guilt. d. limiting discussion about the divorce.
What motivates an infant to develop expressive language repertoire?
A. Genetic Mutations B. Task analysis followed by forward chaining C. Daily language lessons D. Reinforcement
When analyzing a textbook, Ms. Jacobs saw that long vowels were covered before short vowels. She was concerned about
a. cultural examples. b. the sequencing of skills. c. repetition of the material. d. readability level.