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Opened by Charles Michel L'Epeé in France. This school was for the deaf and blind.
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The book states that learning should happen in agreement with child's cognitive speed. This idea of teaching children in their own pace set the ground for many educators. -
The school was originally called the American Asylum for education of the deaf and dumb. It is now called the American school for the deaf. It is located in Connecticut. -
Samuel Grindley Howe opened in Massachusetts. Helen Keller studied here. Perkins school for the blind -
Created by the National Education Association. This allowed people with disabilities to have their rights to education guaranteed. Many schools started training programs for teachers to become and get trained on how to be a special education teachers. -
Signed by Lyndon B. Johnson to ensure federal funding for school with children from impoverished families. -
Passed to grant funds to schools to train teachers and required Bureau of Education for the Handicapped in the office of Education. -
To assure people with disabilities have non discriminative environment in education, employment, and housing. video -
Relates to inclusion of people with disabilities into regular life. Stated children should be educated with non-disabled peers in general education classrooms unless their individual needs cannot be met there with appropriate supports. -
Protects wide range of disabilities physical conditions, learning disorders, and emotional illness. The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in employment, transportation, public accommodations, communications and access to state and local government programs and services. -
Holds schools accountable for students performance. Has become the main law for public education in schools -
reform movement that seeks to keep equality and more inclusive communities and workplaces. The inclusion movement promotes the idea that students with disabilities should be included in regular classrooms. This is known as full inclusion