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Final Review Epsy- 3029 questions wellanswered to pass
Marie is 15. She has ADD and does not qualify for services under IDEA. How could she qualify for
accommodations? - correct answer ✔✔Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Approximately what % of school-aged kids are classified as disabled? - correct answer ✔✔15 (post covid,
pre covid it was 13%)13
Federal legislation regarding education of students with disabilities is based on what other issues? -
correct answer ✔✔Civil Rights esp Brown v BOE
What is the main purpose of IDEA? - correct answer ✔✔FAPE
IDEA requires that students with disabilities be educated in what environment? - correct answer ✔✔LRE
according to IEP
Under section 504 and ADA and individual has a disability if....(3 things) - correct answer ✔✔•
Impairment limits 1 or more major life activity
• Is regarded as having such an impairment
• Has a record of such impairment
What are gen ed teachers responsible for in resource room model? (3 things) - correct answer ✔✔•
Implementation of pre-referral strategies
• Collaboration with sped teachers
• Referral for comprehensive evaluation
Inclusion addresses the needs of which students? (3 groups) - correct answer ✔✔• At risk
• Gifted
, • Disabled
How is inclusion different than mainstreaming and integration? - correct answer ✔✔Assumes students
belong in gen ed first - then may be pulled out if needed. Inclusion assumes all should be in Gen ed first,
only if not successful then you go to more supported placements/programs
6 year old Justin has spina bifida and is often absent from school. His IEP states that the regular
attendance policy does not apply. Is this unfair, reasonable , an incorrect objective or a reason for him to
be home schooled? - correct answer ✔✔A reasonable practice
Miranda is a 4th grader with LD. Her teacher gives all of the students guided notes. List 3 reasons why
this is a good idea - correct answer ✔✔• Minimizes attention given to Miranda
• Provides support to others who may need it
• Helps others to see accommodations as fair and reasonable
An arrangement of 2 or more teachers that collectively assume responsibility for students on a regular
basis is called... - correct answer ✔✔Co-teaching
List 3 peer support systems - correct answer ✔✔• Peer tutoring
• Partner learning
• Cooperative learning
Appropriate educational programming for students with exceptionalities should always be... - correct
answer ✔✔Based on individual needs of the student
Prior to PL 94-142
What level of participation did parents have in the ed process? - correct answer ✔✔Usually very little-
most schools discouraged parental involvement
List 2 challenges parents face when they learn they have a child with a disability - correct answer ✔✔•
Marital stress
• Financial stress
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