ED450 Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. The idea of rising to ____ is at the center of UDL principles
  2. 6. A _____ interest on one subject or topic is a symptom of an Autism Spectrum Disorder
  3. 10. A 504 Plan requires you to fit into one of thirteen categories (True/False)
  4. 11. Schools are required to provide the _____ restrictive environment for students with special needs
  5. 14. The 3rd leading cause of mortality in 15-24yr olds
  6. 15. Culture is a _____, not a deficit
  7. 17. One of the most important ideas to remember when planning for children with special needs is to ____ them in the general education classroom as much as possible
  8. 18. A 504 plan is part of a _____ rights law
  9. 19. A special education law that governs how states and public agencies provide special education (abbreviated)
  10. 20. Percentage of SLD students that are male
  11. 22. A horrible institution for people with special needs that was exposed with Geraldo Rivera's expose
Down
  1. 1. A legal document that is written by the parents, teachers, and various school officials to help a student with special needs
  2. 3. In emotional disturbances, there are two ways of processing emotions. They are externalizing and _____.
  3. 4. In all aspects of special education, it is important to include the student's ______ in discussions
  4. 5. The IEP covers how many different types of disabilities?
  5. 6. Free, appropriate public education
  6. 7. SLD stands for _____ Learning Disability
  7. 8. An SLD cannot be the result of _____ impairment
  8. 9. This gender is overrepresented in Autism Spectrum Disorders
  9. 10. The type of inclusion when all the support goes to a student in general education classrooms
  10. 12. UDL stands for ______ Design for Learning
  11. 13. Name of the camp in the documentary "Crip Camp"
  12. 16. One of the dimensions of family engagement is creating ______ relationships with parents
  13. 21. In RtI, the level where support is both universal and targeted, includes small groups