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What College Professors Need to Know Cynthia Woiderski Woiderski Training and Consulting LLC 2016 This presentation will cover Background and basics Changes to nondiscrimination in Education. These disorders are intrinsic to the indi vidual presumed to be due to central nervous system dysfunction and may o ccur across the life span Problems in selfregulatory behaviors social percep tion and social interaction may exist with learning disa A Focus on Incidence. When . the issue at hand for students with disabilities centers on the provision of services in local schools, the availability of qualified personnel and the technical sophistication of necessary resources must be carefully considered. In order to provide students with disabilities with a free and appropriate public education, it is useful to classify learners in terms of . Rosemary Hardy. Sharon Manson. Person First Language. Recognize the . person. first, not their disability. . See them as an individual , not someone with a disability.. . “Kyle is a student with a hearing impairment. Inclusion. Educating youngsters with disabilities alongside their typically-developing peers sets the foundation for a lifetime of inclusion. In the case of learning difficulties, the question is never “How well or how badly the child learns but why does the child learn badly?” and “Which is the best method for him?”. GPDD/HI . training . Mozambique –February . 22, 2010. Charlotte McClain-. Nhlapo. - Senior operations officer. . Disability, poverty and vulnerability. Disability affects a significant proportion of the world population (an estimated 10-12 percent);. R. E. C. Elizabeth . Richardson . Center. History of. Developmental Disabilities in. Society. Since Ancient times – society has not been kind to people who were “different” in any way.. Any physical difference, in the form of a different ethnicity or a disability, was seen as a mark of inferiority.. Adapted presentation by . Soyoung. Park. Stanford Graduate School of Education. ELL SCASS Meeting June 24, 2014. 1. Think of 2 or 3 important policy and/or practice related questions about ELLs with disabilities that you would like to have answers to (if they exist).. The AAIDD, founded in 1876, has amended its definition of mental retardation several times over the decades. In 1987, the American Association of Mental Deficiency (AAMD) changed its name to the American Association on Mental Retardation (AAMR). In 2007, the Association changed its name to the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) which is consistent with European and Canadian terminology. The U.S. Department of Education uses the term mental retardation and both are used interchangeably in this textbook. Lydia . Fecteau. AND . Priti Haria,. . August 24, 2017 . Acknowledgement: Bob Ross from Learning ACCESS program . LAP YEARLY REGISTERED # OF STUDENTS. ACADEMIC YEAR. REGISTERED LAP STUDENTS. 2014-2015. ACCA WEBINAR SERIES ADA IN THE CLASSROOM ACCA WEBINAR SERIES Questions? Email them to Russell.Howton@bscc.edu ADA IN THE CLASSROOM OUR PRESENTER Dr. Sherri Taylor Central Alabama Community College The Importance of Student Access: Exploring the Relationship Between Graduation Rates, Retention Rates and Students with Disabilities   Samantha Dutra, MEd, LMHC, NCC, MaCCS Professor, Doctorate Student and Private Practice Licensed Counselor Kelli Sinclair, Waubonsee CC. Lili O’Connell, McHenry CC . Today’s Goals. . R. eview basic ADA and Section 504 tenets . that pertain to higher . ed.. Learn the rights and responsibilities of disabled college students . . . and how these . U.S. Department of Education. March 16, 2015. Copyright © 2015 American Institutes for Research. All rights reserved.. Agenda. 9:00 – . 9:15am Welcome and Overview. 9:15 . – . 11:05am . Panel . HUMAN RIGHTS AND DIVERSITY OFFICE. Stacey Belding, B.A. (Hon.), LL.B.. HRDO. . AGENDA. • Introduction. Overview of duty to accommodate (what it means, how it is triggered, reasonable accommodation, examples, limits).