Inclusive Education in America

The video explores the history and progress of educating children with disabilities in America. It highlights the evolution from exclusion to inclusion, driven by legislation like IDEA and advocacy efforts. The video explains key concepts like IEP and LRE, and shares a personal story of inclusion's impact.

What is one of the key aspects of diversity embraced by American public schools today?

• Single-gender classrooms

• Inclusion of students with disabilities

• Uniform dress codes

• Standardized testing

Who established the first special education school in America?

• Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson

• William Gallaudet

• Helen Keller

Which movement in the 1960s helped to inspire the Disability Rights Movement?

• Civil Rights Movement

• Environmental Movement

• Women's Rights Movement

• Labor Movement

What does IDEA stand for?

• Inclusive Development and Education Act

• Innovative Development and Education Act

• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

• International Disability Education Association

What is an IEP?

• Individualized Education Program

• Inclusive Education Plan

• Integrated Education Program

• International Education Policy

What does the concept of Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) emphasize?

• Educating students with disabilities in separate schools

• Focusing solely on academic achievements

• Limiting interaction with non-disabled peers

• Providing education in the most inclusive setting possible

How often must a student's eligibility for special education services be renewed?

• Every three years

• Every two years

• Every year

• Every five years

What was a significant outcome of the Timothy vs Rochester School District ruling?

• Introduction of single-gender classrooms

• Mandatory standardized testing for all students

• Requirement for appropriate education regardless of disability severity

• Increased funding for special education

What did the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provide?

• Employment options and public transportation for people with disabilities

• Free healthcare for all Americans

• Universal basic income

• Free college education

What role does parent advocacy play in the context of IDEA?

• It has no significant impact

• It is crucial for advancing lawful inclusion

• It only affects private schools

• It is only necessary for severe disabilities