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Special Needs Appropriate Practices(SNP) DCF
ADA means - ANSFederal law that prohibits discriminiation based upon mental or physical
disability.
Disability means - ANSThe result of any physical or mental condition that affects or prevents
one's ability to develop, achieve, and/or function in an educational setting at a normal rate.
IDEA means - ANSFederal law that requires all states to provide a free appropriate education to
eligible children and youth with disabilities.
Inclusion means - ANSThe philosophy that all children have the right to be included with their
peers in all age appropriate activities throughout life; accommodating all students in the natural
environments they would otherwise be in if not a child with special needs.
Mainsteaming - ANSChildren with special needs - based in special education class settings -
earn the right to join peers in typical education classes by demonstrating ability to "keep up" with
workload. Usually limited to the one or two subject areas at which the child excels. This term is
no longer
used.
Multidisciplinary - ANSA team approach involving specialists from more than
one discipline, such as a team made up of a physical therapist, a speech and language
pathologist, a child development specialist, an occupational therapist, or other specialists as
needed.
Natural Environment - ANS(Caring for a child with special needs in) home and
community settings in which children without disabilities participate; the day-to-day settings,
routines and activities that promote learning for all children. Also, incorporating therapeutic
activities into daily activities to avoid disturbing the normal daily routine of the child.
Related services - ANSTransportation and development, corrective and other support services
that are required by a child with special needs in order for them to benefit from education.
Examples include speech/language pathology and audiology, psychological services, physical
and occupational therapy, recreation, counseling services, interpreters for those with hearing
impairments, medical services for diagnostic and evaluation purposes and assistive technology
devices and services.
Student with disability - ANSChildren whose development or health is viewed
, by parents and professionals as atypical. This includes children with mental, physical, sensory,
emotional/ behavioral, medical and other special needs.
Support Services - ANSAgencies and organizations that offer various types
of educational and ancillary resources for children with special needs and their families.
Agencies such as Head Start, Agency for Persons with Disabilities, Subsidized Child Care, Child
Care Resource and Referral Network and Florida Directory of Early Childhood Services Central
Directory Network, and Children's Forum offering a variety of related services
Transdisciplinary - ANSA model that uses teaching, learning, and sharing of
information across disciplinary boundaries enabling one team member, along with the family, to
carry out intervention strategies for a child with special needs.
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "Handicapped
People" - ANSPerson with a disabiity or special needs
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "Crippled" -
ANSPerson with a physical disability
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "Deaf boy" - ANSBoy
with hearing loss or impaired
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "CP victim" -
ANSPerson with Cerebral Palsy
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "Confined to a
wheelchair" - ANSChild who uses wheelchair
People First Language give appropriate term from this inappropriate term: "AIDS Carrier or
"Suffers with.." - ANSPerson with AIDS or Person who has ...
Invisibility - ANSkeeping people with special needs out of sight; not noticing them or not talking
to them.
Infantilizing - ANStreating a person with special needs as incapable of basic life sklls and
completely dependent.
Objectifying - ANSseeing only a person's disability rather than seeing the whole person who
happens to have special needs.
Inclusive child care setting/environment means - ANSchanging layout or adding new
books/pictures (with disability for good role model), teaching aids that will accomodate child with
special needs
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