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This act provided training for teachers to work with deaf or hard of hearing students. This aided in the increase of specially trained teachers.
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The outcome of this case stated that children cannot be denied an education based on an existing disabilities. This covered emotional, physical, and behavioral disabilities.
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This act guaranteed free education for children with disabilities in order to reestablish the right of education for children with disabilities. This act ensured that public schools provided children with disabilities adequate care and education.
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This was an amendment to the All Handicapped Children Act. This amendment stated that families of children born with disabilities are to receive services from the time a child with disabilities is born rather than on their third birthday.
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This act ensured that all children were given the resources to reach federally set goals within the classroom. This required states to obtain proficiency as well as improved graduation rated for all students.
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This act ensured that children were provided with education that met their unique needs that helped set them up for the future. This act also ensured that both children and the parents of children with disabilities had their rights protected.
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These amendments to the IDEA revised the importance of parental consent when it came to the services provided by the IDEA. This also reinforced the fact that parents are to be informed of all legal protections.
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This act reauthorized the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 and replaced the no child left behind act. This means that states are responsible for holding schools to a standard based on a federal outline rather than a federally set goal.