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Requires all public schools to accept funds to provide equal access to education for handicapped children.
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Children who get special education must be included in classrooms with non-disabled children as much as possible.
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States that appropriate education does not necessarily mean that which achieves maximum achievement.
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Original act guarantees that children and youth with disabilities have rights to free, appropriate, public education
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Ensures the right to nondiscriminatory treatment in other aspects of life
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"Standards based" reform, consequences to special education
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Improved version of the originalIDEA. Also maintains that children and youth with disabilities have rights to free, appropriate, public education
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Provides federal funding to support assistive technology to aid students with disabilities.
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Supreme court ruled that an educational program must provide more than "de minimus".
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