 Individuals with Disabilities Act  A law created to help protect the education rights of students with disabilities.

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 Individuals with Disabilities Act  A law created to help protect the education rights of students with disabilities.

 Something that is due to a person by law. Examples - voting - getting an education -owning property

 Things you are accountable for Examples - paying your bills -getting to your job on time -turning in school work

People who are responsible_____________ ex.- do not blame others for their poor choices People who are not responsible ___________ ex.- blame others for their mistakes

 Common excuses for not taking responsibility for ones actions:  Reasons for taking responsibility for yourself:

 What are some things you are responsible for in your life?  What happens when you don’t take care of that responsibility?

Child Find - part of IDEA that states that school districts are responsible for identifying students with disabilities. FAPE - Free Appropriate Public Education - Schools must provide students with disabilities an education.

 Accommodations -Changes to how a student does his or her work. Ex. Have extended time to take the test Accommodations List

Modifications - Changes to the work students must complete. Ex. Answering one essay question instead of all of them on a test Modifications list