Civil Law: Public Law Reflection and Education for All Handicapped Act
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This essay provides a reflection on civil law, focusing on Public Law 94-482, also known as the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975, and its impact on ensuring the welfare and free education of children with special needs in the US. It discusses the entitlements of disabled children, the role of educators in providing appropriate support, and the rights of parents to participate in school policy decisions. The essay also analyzes the case of Board of Education of the Hendrick Hudson Central School District v Rowley, which involved a student with hearing difficulties being denied a sign language interpreter, and offers a personal critique of the Supreme Court's decision. The essay concludes by highlighting the importance of preventing discrimination against disabled children in education.
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