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Who were leading stakeholders for getting educational rights for SWD started and how did they do so
Parents and advocacy groups
What legal case was a monumental turning point for IWD to get equal rights
Brown v. Board of Education
What does Section 504 do
Stops disability discrimination
What does IDEA stand for
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
When was IDEA first established
1975
When were IDEA’s major amendments
1990 and 2004
What is the purpose of IDEA
Guarantees FAPE and special ed
Who is eligible under IDEA
Students ages 3–21 with 1 of 13 disabilities
What does ADA stand for
Americans with Disabilities Act
When was the ADA established
1990
What is the purpose of the ADA
Equal rights in public and private life
Who is protected under the ADA
All people with disabilities
How many disability categories are under IDEA
13
What are the steps in the SPED process
Identify → Evaluate → Eligibility → IEP → Placement → Implement → Review
Why is PE considered a direct service
It is required for all SWD
What is an example of a related service
OT, PT, speech therapy
What are examples of related services
OT, PT, speech, counseling, transportation
What two components qualify a student for SPED services
Disability + impact on learning
What does IEP stand for
Individualized Education Program
What must you know before developing IEP goals
Student’s present levels and needs
What is least restrictive environment (LRE)
Learning with peers as much as possible
What are examples of LRE in PE
Gen PE, modified PE, small group, 1
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What does PLOP stand for
Present Level of Performance
What is PLOP and why is it important
Baseline for IEP goals
What are the parts of a PLOP
Strengths, needs, data, impact
What are the 6 elements of an IEP goal
Condition, Learner, Behavior, Criterion, Timeframe, Evaluation
Give an example of an IEP goal
Student runs with 80% accuracy
What does an IEP document typically include
PLOP, goals, services, LRE, accommodations
Who is usually at an IEP meeting
Parents, teachers, LEA rep, evaluator, student
What age range can a child have an IEP during
3–21
How can an APE teacher support parents during IEP process
Communicate, listen, explain, advocate
What is the role of an APE teacher
Adapt PE for motor, fitness, and social skills
What year was Section 504 passed
1973
What year was IDEA first passed
1975
What years were IDEA amendments
1990 and 2004
What year was the ADA passed
1990
What does IDEA stand for
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
What does ADA stand for
Americans with Disabilities Act
What does FAPE stand for
Free Appropriate Public Education
What does LRE stand for
Least Restrictive Environment
What does PLOP stand for
Present Level of Performance
What does IEP stand for
Individualized Education Program