Learning Preferences and Multiple Intelligences
Exceptional Learners
Exceptional Learners 2
Special Needs
Special Needs 2
100
This image represents a specific learning style.
What is kinesthetic learning?
100
Broad range of physical, intellectual, social and behavioral challenges that affect learning.
What is special needs?
100
Classes that provide adapted programs, extra staff, and specialized equipment to help students with special needs learn.
What is special education classrooms.
100
Unresponsive to loud noises or voices or incorrect use of words.
What is hearing loss or deafness?
100
Unresponsive to visual cues, squinting, inability or low level reading.
What is low vision or blindness.
200
Ways that learners generally find effective to absorb and process information.
What is learning styles?
200
Learning strategies or materials made to help students with special need succeed in the classroom.
What is accommodations?
200
Severe, long term disabilities, that can impact intellectual ability, socio-emotional ability, physical functioning or all areas.
What are developmental disabilities?
200
Problems with reading, writing, or math (dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia)
What is a learning disorder?
200
Inappropriate expressions for emotion, overwhelming anxiety, fear, and nervousness.
What is emotional/behavioral disability?
300
These students prefer to discuss in conversation.
What is an audio learner.
300
Processing problems that involve central nervous system; interferes with learning in math, reading and writing.
What are learning disorders?
300
Schools place students in regular classes based on expected ability to keep up with the standard curriculum.
What is mainstreaming?
300
Difficulty expressing ideas, thoughts, inappropriate or incorrect use of words, frustration over others' lack of understanding their message.
What is communication disorder?
300
Forgetful, impulsive, moves quickly from one activity to the next, difficulty sitting still.
What is ADHD ( Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)?
400
These students may be easily distracted in a lively classroom.
What is a visual learner?
400
Students that require special education modifications and accommodations and other services that align abilities and potential.
What are exceptional learners?
400
A program developed by a team that includes: child's parent, teacher, SPED teacher, counselor/admin.
What is the Individual Education Program (IEP)
400
Difficulty understanding new concepts, slowness, or struggle processing data.
What is intellectual Disability?
400
Difficulty expressing emotions and making friends, compulsive interest in one subject area, lack of eye contact.
What is autism spectrum disorder?
500
Differences in learning based on abilities, interests, or experiences.
What is learning diversity?
500
Students with special needs attends regular classes if the student benefits from class.
What is inclusion?
500
This act requires public schools to provide students with a free appropriate public education.
What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?