WGU D002 Questions and Answers
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Brown v. Topeka Board of Education (1954) ✔✔separate educational facilities were unequal
Hobsen v. Hansen (1967) ✔✔IDEA Part B nondiscriminatory testing
Diana v. California St
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WGU D002 Questions and Answers
100% Pass
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education (1954) ✔✔separate educational facilities were unequal
Hobsen v. Hansen (1967) ✔✔IDEA Part B nondiscriminatory testing
Diana v. California State Board of Education (1970) ✔✔students must be assessed in primary
language
PARC v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (1972) ✔✔state could not determine uneducability
Mills v. Board of Education of the District of Columbia (1972) ✔✔if sufficient funds are not
available, all programs should be cutback proportionately in order to provide education for
exceptional students, section 504
Larry P. v. Riles (1979) ✔✔IQ tests could not be used as primary basis of placing students in
special programs
Board of Education Henrick Hudson School System v Rowley 1982 ✔✔schools are not required
to provide superior services, they are to provide services that are equal and appropriate, FAPE
Irving Independent School District v Tatro 1984 ✔✔medical procedures were a necessary
service for children with physical disabilities
Honig v Doe 1988 ✔✔children with emotional or physical disabilities could not be excluded
from school for misbehavior if their behavior was a manifestation of their disability,
manifestation determination
Daniel R. R. v State Board of Education 1989 ✔✔reinforced the conceptual understanding of
"least restrictive environment"
Florence County School District Four v Shannon Carter 1993; Forest Grove School District vs
TA 2009 ✔✔when public schools fail to provide a free appropriate education, parents have to
turn to private schools and will be reimbursed, parental options and protection
Endrew F v Douglas County School District 2017 ✔✔receiving basic or some benefit of
education was not accepted
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) ✔✔1965 - first federal law to specifically
address the education of students with disabilities
Education for All Handicapped Children Act ✔✔1975 - increased federal funding to ensure that
students with disabilities had equal educational opportunities and required that schools follow the
laws to receive funding
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ✔✔1990 - amendment to include all services
to disabled infants and young children. This amendment also includes individuals transitioning
from high school to college.
Procedural safeguards ✔✔included in IDEA to protect the rights of parents and their children
with disabilities, parents give written consent prior to evaluation for a disability
PL 94-142 ✔✔Education for All Handicapped Children Act
Section 504 ✔✔Part of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, ensures that every student with a
disability is given the same rights, access, and protections as students without disabilities
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ✔✔law extends civil rights protections to individuals of
any age with a disability be allowed to access both private and public sectors for services, paved
the way for what full access means for all individuals
ADA ✔✔all individuals with a disability
Section 504 ✔✔all individuals with eligibility requirements, accommodation act
IDEA ✔✔eligibility requirements ages 3-21, special services
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