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Chapter 1

Exceptionality and Special Ed

QuestionAnswer
Disability Inability to do something or diminished capacity to perform in a specific way.
Handicap A disadvantage to do something as normal people would do.
Special Education Special instruction that gives you special accommodations for certain individuals needs.
Prevalence Percentage of a population or number of individuals having a particular exceptionality.
Traumatic brain injury Damaged to the brain with physical force.
Intellectual disability A long-time condition that limits functioning.
Emotional disturbance Emotional or behavioral responses that could affect educational performance.
Behavioral disorders Patterns of behavior that could be a challenge in children and functioning at home.
Deinstitutionalization Process of moving individuals with disabilities to community-based settings.
Legislation Progress in meeting the needs of special educational accommodations to students.
Ed for all handicapped children act Provide free appropriate education for all children with disabilities.
Individuals with disabilities education act A federal law ensuring that children from birth to 21 to get free public education who has disabilities.
Litigation Laws have little or no effort on the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Created by: Joy Pack
 

 



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