methods & materials test 1

P.L

public law

FAPE

Free Appropriate Public Education

IDEA

Individuals with Disabilitiy Education Act

LRE

Least Restrictive Environment

IEP

Individualized Education Program

IFSP

Individualized Family Service Plan

NOMs

National Outcomes Measurement System

ADLs

Activities of Daily Living

signed into law in 1975 and known as education of the handicapped act which formed foundation for IDEA

P.L. 94-142

mandated FAPE in the LRE for students w disabilities ages 3-21 years

P.L. 94-142

excluded in some states children younger than 5 and older than 18

P.L. 94-142

true or false

P.L. 94-142 required IEPs

true

what law guaranteed protection of rights via due legal process documents for student and parents

P.L. 94-142

what is due legal process in P.L. 94-142

if you have a complaint or disagreement you have the right to grieve it

what law had federal government: funds for programs and their monitoring and evaluation

P.L. 94-142

what law made amendments to P.L. 94-142

P.L. 99-457

signed into law in 1986 and referred to early intervention law

P.L. 99-457

children ages 3-6

P.L. 99-457

infants and toddlers up to 2 years with disabilities

P.L. 99-457

all school providers must meet their states highest requirements for their discipline

P.L. 99-457

what law required IFSP which is birth - 3 years

P.L. 99-457

in P.L. 99-457 how often is IFSP reviewed

every 6 months and sometimes more frequent

what is the focus of IFSP

focus on the family helping the child

which law made multidisciplinary programming for infants and toddlers with disabilities (PT, OT, SLP, BT)

P.L. 99-457

which law stated that states are no longer required to report preschool children by disability category

P.L. 99-457

which law made @ risk preschoolers (traumatic life events, child abuse, depression, substance abuse) also eligible for services

P.L. 99-457

when was (IDEA) P.L. 101-476 wrote into law

1990

what law reauthorized P.L. 94-142

(IDEA) P.L. 101-476

which law altered language replaced "handicap" with "disability"

(IDEA) P.L. 101-476

which law expanded the number of disability categories and added TBI & ASD

(IDEA) P.L. 101-476

special ed definition expanded to include instruction in all settings

(IDEA) P.L. 101-476

what constitutes the authorization of IDEA

P.L 105-17

__________ was signed into law by Clinton on 10-22-1997

P.L 105-17

what law?

- increased meaningful parent involvement in evaluations, including parental access to reports, tests, and other materials that contain personally identifiable information

- improved educational results for children with disabilities

- increased participation of special educators in regular classrooms, including the curriculum

- exploration of ways to increasingly serve children with learning problems in regular classrooms settings

- prevention of inappropriate identification & mislabeling of ethnically, linguistically, & racially diverse children

- development of alternative assessments for children who can't participate in regular assessments (5% & 1% rules)

P.L 105-17 which is the reauthrized version of (IDEA) P.L. 101-476

how often should P.L 105-17 (IDEA P.L. 101-476) be revised

every 10 years

what law was signed into law in 2015 and replaced NCLB

Every Student Succeeds Act

which law governs public k-12 education policy

Every Student Succeeds Act

what is the hallmark of Every Student Succeeds Act

standardized annual testing between 3rd & 8th grades

what law shifted the accountability from federal to states; states have more control

Every Student Succeeds Act

which law has new mandates for students with disability

Every Student Succeeds Act

which law said 1% of students can be alternately assessed

Every Student Succeeds Act

common core to standardize the standards

Every Student Succeeds Act

what is a state law that was passed in 2013

Alabama Accountability Law

what law serves to give parents more choices about where to send their child to school if the school were a failing school

Alabama Accountability Law

what law was signed in 1990 and provides civil right protection in areas of employment state and local government services, telecommunication and public accommodations to all individuals with disabilities

Americans with Disability Act (ADA)

what law bars employment discrimination against qualified people with mental or physical disabilities, or disabilities that seriously limit 1 or more of the activities of life such as talking or walking

Americans with Disability Act (ADA)

what law requires employers to make "reasonable accommodations" for workers with disabilities

Americans with Disability Act (ADA)

what law employers must provide special equipment for workers with disabilities such as auditory signals

Americans with Disability Act (ADA)

true or false

in the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) employers have to provide accommodations that impose undue unique hardship on business operations

false they don't have to

what law came to law in 1935 and was the first step to social insurance and expanded federal grant in aid assistance to states

Social Security Act (SSA)

true or false

health care is always changing

true

what law provided foundation for Medicare and Medicaid and federal benefits for the elderly

Social Security Act (SSA)

what law provides public health services, welfare for pregnant women & children & depended and disabled children

Social Security Act (SSA)

amendments to what law were made in 1965, 1967, 1972, 1983

Social Security Act (SSA)

amendment of 1983 really impacted SLPs and Auds because hospitals were offered incentive reinforcements to provide more "efficient" and "cost effective" treatment for patients

Social Security Act (SSA)

cost limits on service yielded fewer of our service for patients

Social Security Act (SSA)

passed in 1944 and Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 was an important component

U.S. Public Service Act

what law expanded original act to provide more basic medical services: health, lab work, x rays, etc

Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 (US Public Service Act)

what act limited our service provision

Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 (US Public Service Act)

what is the maximum for SLP services in health care setting

2 months/60 days (really affects rehab workers)

what law was signed by Clinton and added an annual cap $1500 per beneficiary for PT & ST outpatient rehab services, and beginning in 2002 the cap was to be updated annually based on the Medicare economic index

Balanced Budget Act of 1997

what went into effect 1/1/1999 and does not apply to outpatient hospital services

Balanced Budget Act of 1997

what is Dr Reeds least favorite Act

Balanced Budget Act of 1997

what law protects medical records privacy, security, electronic

HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

what law is similar to the general privacy act

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

true or false

sweeping changes lie ahead

true

who do we think will be the "guinea pigs" of the health care reform and why

the baby boomers, because they are the biggest population

in the future ______ will have an increased roles

states

we (SLPs) will have to prove that what we do works and we will have to collaborate even more, in the _______

future

What does FERPA stand for?

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

due to growing concern over how government agencies handled personal information

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

lose federal money unless ONGOING procedures are in place to protect records

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

true or false

your employee file may be considered public record

true because of FERPA

free school press for newsworthy information

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

can't federally sue solely for grade being revealed

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

release, viewing, and correction of your records

FERPA (Buckely Amendment)

what is the importance of successful partnerships w parents & caregivers

it promotes students well being, legal mandates (IDEA), and SLPs want the parent to be involved & most of the time the parent wants to be involved

every meeting with the parents is an opportunity to _______ them

counsel

what are some good ways to communicate with the parents & caregivers

- let the parents know they are welcome

- send home a brief questionnaire (ask them how they would like to be involved)

- send home newsletters & invitations to events

what are some ways to avoid or manage conflict

- maintain excellent documentation

- allow for a cooling off period

- finding consensus

- have goals for your meetings

- provide simple things at meetings (water, candy, etc)

- offer sufficient responses

- avoid dissension among team members

- detach the parent from the argument

- remain courteous & respectful

RTI is a ________ approach to provide instruction, services, and interventions at increasing levels to ________ ________

multitiered, struggling learners

what are the 3 essential components to RTI

prevention, intervention, identification

what is RTI

Response to Intervention

what is RtI

specific to Alabama; response to instruction meant to connect all special ed

as they need more intervention the group size will ________

get smaller

what tier: core instruction

tier 1

what tier: targeted group intetvention

tier 2

what tier: intensive individualized intervention

tier 3

ongoing universal screenings, progress monitoring, and prescriptive assessment to design instruction

tier 1

- students identified at risk, performing below expected levels, or needing specific supports to make adequate progress provided with targeted intensive prevention or remediation services

- small same ability groups of up to 4 students

- curriculum based, individual, frequent progress monitoring

- meets the needs of 5 to 15 percent of the students

tier 2

- students who continue to struggle without measurable progress after a period of 12 weeks in tier 1 and tier 2 instruction/intervention are provided individualized intervention with extended frequency and duration

- may or may not be provided through special education

- meets the needs of 2 to 5 percent

tier 3

what are the 3 tiers of direct SLP activities

-core instruction -targeted group intervention -intensive individualized intervention

what are the essential components and desired outcomes of RTI

-prevention - intervention -identification

is RTI data driven

yes

prevention:

prevent the child from failing in the gen ed classroom

intervention:

how the child is performing in classroom, data driven

identification:

where IDEA comes in, states cant requires am IQ test, we want to prevent academic failure

_______ & ___________ impacts the services we provide

research & evidence based instruction

what do we do to see if the intervention is working

frequent progress monitoring

true or false

we can make adjustments to instruction as needed

true