D002 sped court cases - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

and evaluations to be provided in primary language Katie is a student on the autism spectrum. A special education paraeducator has been pushing into Katie's room to help two other ASD students and Katie. As the three ASD students transition to 4th grade, the para will support the students in the core subject areas of English language arts, math, and science. Katie's parents want Katie to have additional 1:1 support. The school's argument is that they do not have the funding. Which court...

Brown v. Board of Education - Answer Called for reverse of racial segregation - segregation violated the 14th amendment - set stage for SPED court cases regarding discrimination Hobson v. Hansen - Answer Argued that IQ testes were culturally biased - Influenced IDEA part B which requires nondiscriminatory testing & classification requirements Diana v. California State Board of Education - Answer States IQ tests were administered in English causing non-English speaking students...

WGU D002- SPED Court Cases correctly answered latest 2023Brown v. Board of Education Called for reverse of racial segregation - segregation violated the 14th amendment - set stage for SPED court cases regarding discrimination Hobson v. Hansen Argued that IQ testes were culturally biased - Influenced IDEA part B which requires nondiscriminatory testing & classification requirements Diana v. California State Board of Education States IQ tests were administered in English causin...

Brown v. Board of Education Called for reverse of racial segregation - segregation violated the 14th amendment - set stage for SPED court cases regarding discrimination Hobson v. Hansen Argued that IQ testes were culturally biased - Influenced IDEA part B which requires nondiscriminatory testing & classification requirements

WGU D002 Drill Questions and Answers Brown v. Topeka Board of Education (1954) The Supreme Court ruled that "separate is not equal" and that education must be made available to all children on equal terms. Honig v. Doe Court ruled that students with disabilities could not be excluded indefinitely if misbehavior is "disability related." Endrew F. v Douglas County School District 2017 (8-0 decision) ruled in favor of a higher standard of education for children with disabilities. - Chief Just...