According to IDEA, the school's refusal to release the records was:
a. against the law because of the provision guaranteeing parental involvement.
b. against the law because of the provision guaranteeing minority protection, since Hector is a cultural minority.
c. within the law, since Hector was found to have a disability. It would have been against the law if no disability was found.
d. within the law, since Hector was mainstreamed for most of the school day (only in a resource program for an hour a day).
Question 2
Three of the descriptions below are provisions that fall within amendments to IDEA. Which one is not a provision of these amendments?
a. Reduce the special education paperwork burden by deleting short-term objectives and benchmarks from IEPs.
b. Conduct instruction for non-native-English-speaking students with learning problems in their native languages.
c. Create discipline provisions that allow districts to remove students who inflict serious bodily injury from the classroom to an alternative setting during the appeals process.
d. Establish methods to reduce the number of students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds who are inappropriately placed in special education.
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Helping maintain accurate patient records is a critical part of the medical assistant's work.
A medical records department. (Paper records are becoming obsolete, replaced by electronic records.)