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This refers to an adjustment to the way in which a child receives education based on their needs.
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************* Evaluation is an assessment and evaluation that uses a variety of test instruments and observation procedures.
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A type of education where the curriculum is designed so that the children acquire an awareness and acceptance of diversity.
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This ia an effort made on behalf of children with disabilities, and maybe preventive, remedial, or compensatory.
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*********** children refers to children whose performance deviates from the norm, either above or below, therefore requiring special education.
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All students are entitled to a Free *********** Public Education
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The environment closest to the general education classroom that accommodates the needs of a child requiring special education is referred to as the Least ************ Environment
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This refers to a condition that hinders typical development and may result in physical, sensory, learning or social difficulties.
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This provides a child with extra learning opportunities outside of the regular curriculum, and is usually offered to gifted and talented children.
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********* technology refers to any equipment used to improve the functional capabilities of children with disabilities.
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IDEA refers to the Individuals with Disabilities ********* Act
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This is a procedure in which children are tested to identify those who are most likely to have a disability, and may need further testing or interventions.
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This term refers to the education of children with disabilities alongside children without disabilities.
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RTI refers to ******** to Intervention and consists of screening and tiers of intensive trials of research based interventions prior to testing for special education.
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********-based practice uses instructional techniques with proven effectiveness.
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A document outlining a child's performance along with short and long term goals is referred to as an IEP (Individualized Education *******).
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This refers to the obstacles a person with a disability may encounter.
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Zero ****** means schools must educate all children regardless of their disability.
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The IEP **** is a group of people who create the IEP for a student with a disability.
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A child who is at *** means that they have not been diagnosed with a disability, but have a high chance of developing one.