Special Education

3. steps to reaching your goals
6. Federal law that requires schools to provide special education to students with disabilities
7. held to discuss and plan for a students future.
9. A word or abbreviation formed by using the first letter of two or more words.
10. speech disorder characterized by repetition of sounds, syllables, or words
12. held before graduation to review student progress and discontinue special education services
13. the things you, your family, and the school plan for you to achieve
16. struggle for social justice that took place mainly during the 1950s and 1960s for all Americans to gain equal opportunities and rights
17. held every 3 years to review new testing results, IEP, and old testing results.

1. opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
2. held to review student test scores and other information to determine if a student qualifies for special education.
4. practice of expecting less from members of a disadvantaged group and encouraging those people not to reach their full potential.
5. Individualized Education Plan
8. Changes to WHAT a student is expected to do.
11. yearly meeting held to review a student’s IEP and progress made
14. Changes made to HOW a student completes his/her work.
15. Anything that prevents or obstructs passage, access, or progress.