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LBS I (290) Domain 5: Foundations and Professional Practice. 3 lessons, 35 short units, quizzes, Domain Practice and boosters. $39, 12 months.
Special education law made simple: IDEA, Section 504, Illinois rules, procedural safeguards, key court cases and professional ethics.
What you will learn
- Lesson 12 — Special Education Law: Know It and Apply It
- Lesson 13 — MODULE · Procedural Safeguards in Practice
- Lesson 14 — The Professional Special Educator
35 short units of 10–20 minutes. Open the curriculum below to see every unit.
What you get
- Short lessons with video, slides and easy-to-read guides
- A classroom case and a law check in every lesson
- A quiz after every lesson, with every answer explained
- Domain 5 Practice: 25 exam-style questions
- Boosters for your weakest topics plus a Law Booster
- Flashcards for this domain
Who it is for
Teachers and candidates preparing for the Illinois Learning Behavior Specialist I (290) test, including educators adding the LBS I endorsement.
Launch price: $39. 12-month access. Coming soon: join early access and we will email you the day it opens.
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Course Curriculum
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- Start Here — How this ILTS 290 course works 00:15:00
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- 12.1 History and civil-rights roots: Brown, PARC, Mills and P.L. 94-142 00:15:00
- 12.2 IDEA 2004 structure: Parts A–D and the core principles 00:15:00
- 12.3 Applying child find and evaluation timelines (Illinois: 60 school days) 00:15:00
- 12.4 Applying FAPE: Rowley and Endrew F. in goal writing 00:15:00
- 12.5 Applying LRE: Daniel R.R., Rachel H. and Oberti 00:15:00
- 12.6 Related services cases: Tatro and Garret F. 00:15:00
- 12.7 Section 504 and ADA: plans, access and A.J.T. (2025) 00:15:00
- 12.8 Illinois law: School Code Article 14, 23 IAC 226 and 23 IAC 1.285 00:15:00
- 12.9 Fair assessment law: Diana, Larry P. and Lau v. Nichols 00:15:00
- 12.10 Ethics, integrity and respect for diversity 00:15:00
- 12.11 Current issues: MTSS, inclusion, technology, early intervention 00:15:00
- 13.1 What procedural safeguards are; when the Notice of Procedural Safeguards must be given 00:15:00
- 13.2 Prior written notice: when it is required and what it must say 00:15:00
- 13.3 Notice in an understandable language; interpreters; electronic delivery 00:15:00
- 13.4 Parental consent: evaluation, initial services, reevaluation (consent vs notice) 00:15:00
- 13.5 When a parent refuses, does not respond, or revokes consent 00:15:00
- 13.6 Parent participation: scheduling, interpreters, documents before the meeting 00:15:00
- 13.7 Evaluation and reevaluation procedures (Illinois 60 school days) 00:15:00
- 13.8 Independent educational evaluation (IEE) at public expense 00:15:00
- 13.9 Parents’ private-school placement and reimbursement: Burlington, Carter, Forest Grove 00:15:00
- 13.10 Discipline: removals, change of placement, manifestation determination, 45-school-day settings, expedited hearings (Honig v. Doe) 00:15:00
- 13.11 Dispute resolution 1: state complaints 00:15:00
- 13.12 Dispute resolution 2: mediation 00:15:00
- 13.13 Dispute resolution 3: due process, resolution meeting, hearing rights, stay-put, appeals, attorney fees (Schaffer, Winkelman, Arlington, Fry, Perez) 00:15:00
- 13.14 Educational surrogate parents 00:15:00
- 13.15 Student records: FERPA and the Illinois School Student Records Act (access, amendment, disclosure, destruction) 00:15:00
- 13.16 Transfer of parental rights at age 18 00:15:00
- 13.17 The teacher’s safeguards checklist and 10 “Apply the law” scenarios 00:15:00
- Domain 5 Practice — 25 questions 00:15:00