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9780398073435

A Handbook for Supplementary AIDS and Services: A Best Practice and Idea Guide to Enable Children With Disabilities to Be Educated With Nondisabled Children to the Maximum Extent Appropriate

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    9780398073435

  • ISBN10:

    0398073430

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-03-01
  • Publisher: Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd
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Summary

A guide for special education teachers covers the best practices, legal aspects, and research surrounding supplementary aids and services for children with disabilities.

Table of Contents

Preface v
FAPE
3(29)
Aids and Services
6(3)
Regular Classroom Participation
9(2)
Other Educated-related Settings
10(1)
Case Law
10(1)
Regulations and Services
11(4)
FAPE Implementation
15(2)
Planning Classroom Services
17(2)
School-wide Services
17(1)
Pre-referral Planning
18(1)
Referral Planning
18(1)
Child Study Team
19(2)
Regular Classroom Planning
21(11)
Philosophy
21(1)
Commitment
21(1)
Expectations
21(1)
In-Service
22(1)
Responsibility
23(1)
Communication
24(1)
Planning Time
24(1)
Parent Planning
24(1)
Collaboration and Planning
25(1)
IEP planning
25(7)
Services
32(22)
Special Education
34(3)
Consultant Teacher Services
37(2)
Overlap of Services
39(2)
Services and Placements
41(2)
The Presumption
43(11)
A Service and Not a Place
43(1)
Referral for Services
44(1)
Mislabeling
45(2)
Related Services
47(1)
Section 504 Services
48(6)
The Regular Classroom
54(27)
Classroom Participation
55(1)
The General Curriculum
56(1)
The Classroom Teacher
56(1)
IEP Participation
57(1)
Teacher Interaction
57(3)
Behavior and Classroom Participation
60(5)
Define Behavior
63(1)
Help!
63(1)
Interaction
63(1)
Behavior Expectations
64(1)
Provide Reinforcement
64(1)
Avoid Punishment
64(1)
Learn to Ignore
64(1)
Appropriate Time-out
64(1)
Empathy
65(1)
Don't Overact
65(1)
Parent Input
65(1)
Functional Behavioral Assessment
65(3)
Regular Classroom Participation
68(13)
Regular Classroom Placement Trends
73(1)
Measuring Classroom Participation
74(7)
The Full Range of Services
81(28)
An Effort to Accommodate
82(2)
Classroom Services
84(1)
Full Range of Services Defined
84(10)
Special Education
89(1)
Related Services
90(1)
Supplementary Services
90(1)
Support Services
90(2)
Full Program Options
92(1)
Accommodations and Modifications
92(1)
Test Accommodations
93(1)
Assistive Technology
94(1)
Service Providers
94(2)
Tests for Mainstreaming
96(13)
Educational Benefit
96(2)
Sufficient Effort
98(1)
Regulatory Tests
99(1)
Rowley Two-Prong Test
99(1)
Roncker Test
100(1)
Daniel Test
100(2)
Greer Test
102(1)
The Cost of Services
103(1)
Holland Test
104(5)
Continuum of Alternative Placements
109(18)
A Policy of Services
109(1)
Regular Classroom Alternative Placements
110(3)
Discrete Placement Models
113(5)
Resource Room Services
118(6)
Push-out or Push-in
124(1)
Supplemented or Supplanted Instruction
124(3)
Other Educational Settings
125(2)
Least Restrictive Environment
127(29)
A Preference for Mainstreaming
131(3)
Reverse Mainstreaming
132(1)
Inclusion
133(1)
The LRE
134(1)
Nonacademic Activities
135(1)
Test Modifications
135(5)
LRE Literacy
139(1)
Braille Literacy
139(1)
The Least Restrictive Curriculum
140(1)
Location and LRE
140(3)
Nonparticipation
143(4)
Placement
147(9)
Placement Determination
147(3)
Section 504 Placements
150(6)
Documenting Services
156(31)
IEP Documentation
156(1)
IEP Redundancy
156(2)
Needed Redundancy
157(1)
Designating IEP Services
158(5)
Generalizing Services
161(2)
The Full Range Revisited
163(2)
IEP Special Factors
165(3)
Consideration and Implementation
167(1)
Frequency and Location of Services
167(1)
Accessibility
168(1)
Needs Assessment
168(1)
IEP Development
169(4)
IEP and Placement
171(1)
Alternative Placement Considerations
172(1)
Section 504 Documentation
172(1)
Goals and the General Curriculum
173(6)
Standards
174(1)
Benchmarks
174(5)
Evaluating Supplementary Aids and Services
179(3)
Summative Evaluation
181(1)
Regular Classroom Progress
182(5)
Individual Indicators
182(1)
Group Indicators
182(1)
Additional Reports
183(4)
Direct Services
187(17)
Required Services
187(1)
Services and Nondisabled Children
188(1)
Regular Classroom Teacher Services
189(1)
Eclectic Services
189(1)
Remedial Services
190(2)
Title I
190(1)
School-wide Remediation
190(1)
State-mandated Remediation
190(1)
Academic Intervention Management
191(1)
Instructional Support Services (IST)
191(1)
Qualified Personnel
192(4)
Paraprofessionals
193(1)
Classroom Aides
193(2)
Tutoring
195(1)
Volunteers
195(1)
Direct Related Services
196(1)
Direct Service Models
196(8)
One-to-One
197(1)
Pre-teaching
197(1)
Small Group--Homogeneous Grouping
197(1)
Small Group--Heterogeneous Grouping
197(1)
Collaborative Teaching
198(1)
Parallel Teaching
198(1)
Co-teaching
198(1)
Lead Teaching
199(1)
Remedial Teaching
199(1)
Modified Teaching
199(1)
Grazing
199(1)
Re-teaching
199(1)
Modeling
199(1)
Direct Resource Room Services
200(1)
Pull-out Services
200(1)
Peer Tutoring
200(1)
Aides, Assistants and Paraprofessionals
201(3)
Indirect Services
204(21)
Teacher Consultation
205(8)
Consultation Before Placement
205(1)
Consultation During Placement
206(1)
Planning Time
206(1)
The Role of the Consultant Teacher
207(1)
Implementation
208(1)
Progress
208(1)
Classroom Observations
208(1)
Feedback
209(1)
Curriculum Development
209(1)
Program Coordination
210(1)
Case Management
210(1)
Equipment
210(1)
In-service
211(1)
Vocational Preparation
211(1)
Assessment
211(2)
Schedules
213(1)
Curriculum Accommodations
213(1)
``Progress in the General Curriculum''
214(2)
Academic Accommodations
214(1)
Different Curriculum
215(1)
Least Restrictive Modifications
216(5)
Adaptations
216(1)
General Environment
216(1)
Time Accommodations
217(1)
Content Modifications
218(1)
Instructional Accommodations
219(1)
Format Accommodations
219(1)
Grading Accommodations
220(1)
Assignment Accommodations
221(1)
Extra-curricular Modifications
221(1)
Low-incidence Accommodations
221(4)
Deaf-blindness
222(1)
Traumatic-Brain Injury
222(1)
Chronic Illness
222(1)
Epilepsy
223(2)
Assistive Technology and Aids
225(28)
AT Defined
225(7)
AT Devices
226(1)
AT Services
227(4)
Ethics and AT
231(1)
Low-Technology Devices and Aids
232(7)
Aids
234(1)
Academic Aids
234(1)
Environment Aids
235(1)
Classroom Acoustics
236(1)
Classroom Lighting
236(1)
General AT Benefits
237(1)
Structural Aids
237(1)
ANSI
238(1)
Equipment
238(1)
Computer Technology
239(4)
Keyboard Adaptations
239(1)
Screen Adaptations
240(1)
Switches
240(1)
Scanning
240(2)
Determining Switch Needs
242(1)
Output Alternatives
243(1)
AT for Visual Impairments
244(1)
Magnification Aids
244(1)
AT in the Classroom
245(1)
Objectivity
245(1)
Support
245(1)
AT Resources
246(2)
APH
247(1)
Internet Resources
248(5)
References 253(4)
Index 257

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