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Addressed the inequality of educational opportunity for underprivileged children
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Enacted by Congress to encourage states, through grant funding, to develop educational programs for individuals with disabilities
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This law prohibits discrimination against students and youth with disabilities in terms of federal funding
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This law gave students and their families the rights to due process in special education. It also granted federal funding for gifted and talented students
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This law recognized the need for special education services for those who were diagnosed with learning disabilities
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The law provided early intervention programs for children with disabilities from birth to age 2
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The law extended special education services to include social work, rehabilitation. It also provided due process in education
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This law aimed to ensure that all students would have the opportunity for a solid education
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This was a federal law designed to maximize the ability of people with disabilities to select, obtain, and use assistive technology
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Provided early intervention services for children not currently identified as needing special education services