ADHD
what does ADHD stand for?
attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder
students who are extra skilled in academics or other fields?
what is gifted and talented
A test where the student can take it with teacher's guidance
practice tests
A model where teachers make accommodations and grade students the same
Standard based grading
Written notes of a students actions
Anecdotal recording
What are the 3 types of ADHD
inattentive, hyperctive, and combined
What are chatachteristics of gifted and talented students
?
very skilled in academics and memory
Skills teachers can teach to help students
test taking skills
Using IEP to help students reach goals on report cards
Progress on IEP objectives
periodic observation of a student
time sampling
what is the main characteristic of adhd?
not being able to focus attention
What behavior issues do these students have
too sensitive
a strategy where the student repeats information outlod
rehearsal strategy
is individualized grading legal?
yes as long as its on the IEP
what does BIP stand for
behavior intervention plan
what behavior interventions can teachers use
praise or prizes
an intervention process where the teacher deletes information the student knows
curriculum compacting
the 3 test alternatives
questions, sites and response
assesments based on tasks
performance based assessments
reinforcement using praise and prizes
positive reinforcement
what is the most common form of intervention?
medication
The use of different levels of teaching
differetiation
changing grading on tests
individualized writing on tests
An assessment where the teacher goes over the work of the student
Portfolio based
a contract that the students sign to work on a behavior
Behavior contract