Chap 2 - History & Legislation Flashcards
CTRS stands for…
Certified therapeutic recreation specialist
The third core concept of inclusion, “no one is exempt,” means…
Anyone at anytime can acquire a disability
“A treatment service designed to restore, remediate, and rehabilitate a person’s level of functioning and independence in life activities, to promote health and wellness as well as reduce or eliminate the activity limitations and restrictions to participation in life situations caused by an illness or disabling condition” is a definition for…
Therapeutic recreation
T/F Historically, recreation was often used in an ugly manner to humiliate people who were considered different from the mainstream
True
**Who advocated for the use of the recreation as a means of fostering inclusion long before the rest of society was willing to take such a stance, in the early 1900s? What was the name of the community recreation space he/she operated out of?
Jane Addams; Hull House
What is the preferred term to describe parking places commonly referred to as handicapped parking
Accessible parking
In what country were approximately 50,000 people with disabilities or people otherwise labeled as defective forcibly sterilized between the years of 1925 and 1955?
United States
This 1964 legislation prohibited discrimination solely on a basis of RACE, RELIGION, ETHNICITY, NAT’L ORIGIN, & CREED (gender was added later) in public accommodations and employment as well as federally funded programs
The Civil Rights Act
This 1972 legislation prohibited exclusion, discrimination, or denial of benefits on the basis of SEX, or any educational program or activity provided by schools or other federally funded institutions
Title IX
This 1975 legislation prohibited discrimination based on AGE in federally funded programs or activities
Age Discrimination Act
This 1990 legislation, closely modeled after the Civil Rights Act and section 504, provided comprehensive civil rights protection for people with disabilities
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
This ADA title prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in activities of places of public accommodations by PRIVATE agencies
Title III
This ADA title prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in activities of places of public accommodations by PUBLIC agencies
Title II
**Give the three major life activities, as defined by the ADA
Recreation, hearing, and learning
**Criteria all participants must meet before taking part in a program, regardless of disability, are referred to as
Essential eligibility requirements