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Brown v Board of Ed year
1954
Brown v BoE significance
separate is inherently unequal
PARC v PA year
1972
PARC v PA significance
children with intellectual disabilities cannot be excluded from public schools
Mills v BoE of Columbia year
1972
Mills v BoE of Columbia significance
students with intellectual disabilities cannot be denied public education due to school’s funds
BoE v Rowley year
1982
BoE v Rowley significance
defined FAPE under federal law
year of Section 504
1973
Section 504 significance
first federal law to protect individuals with disabilities from discrimination across federally assisted programs using broader definition than IDEA
Larry P v Riles significance
restricted, challenge use of standardized intelligence tests for placing black students into classes for intellectually disabled
Lau v Nichols significance
non English speaking students must receive appropriate language instruction
Honig v Doe significance
affirmed ‘stay-put’ protections, prevent students from being expelled for disability related behavior
Endrew F significance
raised bar above ‘de minimis’ goals, IEP must be reasonably calculated to make progress
IDEA came from what
Education for all Handicapped Children Act, PL 94-142
EHA did what
define FAPE, LRE
ADA is what
Mandates public accessibility, non-discrimination, and
reasonable accommodations in public and private employment, public services, and facilities
ESSA
Requires states to establish challenging academic standards,assess student performance annually, and maintain accountability for low-performing student subgroups, including special education
Part C of IDEA
early intervention for infants and toddlers, birth through age 2, includes Zero Reject and Due Process
Standardized Achievement Tests
Norm-referenced tests measuring curriculum retention by comparing student scores against national age or grade peers, using percentile ranks or grade equivalents
Diagnostic tests
Individually administered assessments (e.g., Brigance, Key Math 3) designed to provide detailed insight into specific skill deficiencies to guide major educational decis
Criterion Referenced
Measure student attainment against specific learning standards or benchmarks rather than national norm
CBA/CBM
Measures student achievement directly linked to classroom-taught curricula, Decision rules dictate that if 4 out of the last 6 data points fall below the aimline, the student is not making adequate progress, signaling the need for an instructional change or intervention
High incidence
SLD is highest
The Five 'Big Ideas' in Beginning Reading
Phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency & accuracy, vocabulary, and comprehension
independent practice guidelines
specific, systematic, individualized, and structured to guarantee high success rates and immediate feedback
Class groupings
TAPS, homogeneous, heterogeneous
TAPS stands for
total group, alone, partner, small group
mandatory IEP members
Parents, at least one regular education teacher, a Local Education Agency (LEA) representative with resource commitment authority, and an individual qualified to interpret evaluation results
timeline for IEP
An IEP goal must be measurable and designed to be attainable within one calendar year