Disability Studies Final - Full Study Set

IHDD 2010

What is 14c law

subminimum wages

How did the 14c law come to be?

In 1938 FLSA created a special exemption authorizing employers to pay wages significantly lower than the minimum wage to workers with disabilities

What is ASKJAN?

its a site that provides info on most disabilities to help people be provided with effective acomodations.

What month is autism awareness month>

April

What does the puzzle piece stigmatize for autism?

People with autism are often missing puzzle pieces that need to be treated or cured

What is the new symbol for autism?

Infinity sign

What is a sheltered workshop?

More simple work at locations for adults with disabilities to work during the day in a safe environment.

What could be included with a sheltered workshop?

therapy or a source of income

What is a recent problem with sheltered workshops?

They have become segregated and a place where disability abuse occurs.

What act allows for significantly lower pay?

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

How much was the guy paid in the video?

Fifty cents and he expected more pay.

Do sheltered workshops still exisit today?

Yes

IEP

individualized education program

What is an IEP

a written document for each student with a disability

Accomodations

allows students to complete the same assignmetn with changes to the: presentation, setting, response or schedule (Maintains rigor)

Modifications

Changes in what the student is expected to learn that is different from the general education curriculum. Students are not expected to meet GSE (makes aless challenging

what is: Free and Public education (FAPE)

F: all eligible students with disabilities

A: appropriate based on disability

P: public school system

E: education must be provided to every child with a disability

IDEA

individuals with disabilities in education act (federal law)

Placement: general education

2 types:

1) differentiated instruction = teacher helps students focus

2) specially designed instruction = adapting as needed

Placement: Consultative

general education setting with someone monitoring the student

Placement: Collaborative

general education setting with assistant for student (more involved than consultative)

Placement: Co-teaching

general education setting with two certified teachers

Placement: Resource

smaller group setting

Placement: Self-contained

segregated setting

Placement: Special Schools

specialized schools for students with disabilities

Six Models of Co-teaching

1) One teach, one observe

2) One teach, One assist

3) Team teaching (tag-team teaching)

4-6) large group team teaching

a) Parallel teaching (teach in two groups)

b) station teaching

c) Big-group small-group teaching

IPSE

inclusionary post secondary education

How many IPSE programs in Georgia

nine

IPSE students are involved in…

student life, access

House Bill 185

inclusionary post secondary education students (PSE) grants —> allows funding for undergrad students enrolled before 2028

OLP’s are

parent led organizations and they tend to be controversial and vary in understanding

OLPwD’s are

people with disability led organizations

child optimization

belief that parents try to hide their child’s disability to make them “more normal”

Disadvantages of OLP’s

they often fall short and ar esometimes understood as “suspicious” allies who “sometimes” offer alliance but other times, in other ways, fail to do so.

Katie Beckett Waiver

permits state to ignore family income for some children with disabilities to retain medicaid

To renew Katie Becket waiver

parents must prove the child still has a disability and it is a long har process

We should not ____ care givers

pity

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ADA Title 1: Employment

eliminates discrimination, provides reasonable accommodation, and employers with more than 15 employees must provide equal opportunity for capable disabled job seekers

ADA Title 2: State and Local Government Matters

cities, towns, public schools and government employers with one or more employee must provide effective communication and services, reasonable accommodation to policy or practices, and make sure exclusion is not occurring due to inaccessibility of a building.

ADA Title 3: Public Accommodations

includes restaurants, hotels, stores and more…privately owned transportation systems are required to make all new construction or modifications are accessible and remove barriers from previously existing construction.

ADA Title 4: telecommunications

requires closed captions on federal funded service announcements and requires telecommunication + internet companies to provide accomodations’s for those that are hard of hearing.

ADA Title 5: miscellaneous provisions

provisions prohibiting a) coercing or threatening b) retaliating against individuals with disability or those trying to aid those with a disability. Also supports those trying to gain legal help maintaining their civil rights.