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Enacted on August 19, 1988 (Cornell University Law School, n.d.) Provided funding to all states for AT devices to support people with disabilities (Grand Canyon University, 2010).
- Defined AT (Grand Canyon University).
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Enacted October 30, 1990 (Virginia Department of Education, n.d.) Mandated that schools are responsible for the provision of AT when needed by the student to access the general education curriculum (Grand Canyon University). Image: (Tech4teachers, n.d.)
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Enacted on June 4, 1997 (National Association of Social Workers, 1997). Mandates that the AT needs of every student on an Individual Education Plan (IEP) must be considered by the IEP team (Grand Canyon University). Image: (Wikispaces, n.d.).
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Provided funding for awareness and implementation of AT (Grand Canyon University). January 1st is not the exact date. Image: (Wikispaces, n.d.)
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IDEA 2004 was reauthorized in December of 2004 (Center for Parent Information and Resources). Schools are not liable to fund AT that is surgically implanted (Dell, Newton, & Petroff, 2012). Image: (Wikispaces, n.d.)