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Name the major Titles of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the
general area each covers. (I)
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| 2.
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Describe the key elements in identifying who is protected under the
law. (I)
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Explain compliance and enforcement procedures and legal remedies. (I)
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| 4.
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Describe the process state and local governments are required to
develop including the timeframes. (I, II)
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| 5.
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Describe philosophy in hiring, promoting and maintaining employees
with disabilities. (I, II, IV)
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Describe the major types of auxiliary aids and services for employees
with disabilities and how they are applied. (I, II, IV, VI)
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Describe the difference between readily achievable, readily accessible
and usable in relation to reasonable accommodation. (I, II, IV)
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| 8.
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Describe and contrast a public accommodation/a place of public
accommodation and tenant/landlord division of responsibility. (I, IV,
V)
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| 9.
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Describe and contrast auxiliary aids and services and modification in
policies, practices and procedures. (I, IV, VI)
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| 10.
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Compare program access and physical access in public entities and
programs. (II)
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| 11.
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Describe major considerations in interviewing, testing and
accommodating applicants and employees with disabilities. (II, V, VI)
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Describe eligibility criteria for complementary paratransit. (III)
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Describe and contrast fixed route service, complementary paratransit
and demand responsive transit services. (III)
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| 14.
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Compare and contrast physical requirements in buildings and facilities
that are existing, altered and new. (IV, V)
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Explain accessibility as a total concept. (V)
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List major accessibility components that relate to facility types. (V)
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| 17.
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Interpret checklists for accessibility. (V)
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List specific forms of assistive technology and their uses. (VI)
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Describe assistive technology devices to specific needs. (VI)
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Describe examples of assistive technology being used to accomplish
reasonable accommodation, modification in policies, practices and
procedures, and auxiliary aids and services. (VI)
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