Known as the inability to distinguish or separate the sounds of spoken words. "neurological in nature"
What is Dyslexia?
100
Considered to be the "father of special education".
Who is Dr. Samuel Kirk?
100
Known as a "neurologically based disorder" of mathematics abilities.
What is Dyscalculia?
100
Collaboration between the general and special education teachers for all the teaching responsibilities of all students assigned to a classroom.
What is Co-Teaching?
200
An assessment that measures vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, reading and math computation.
What is Achievement Tests?
200
Males and females are affected equally with dyslexia. But more of this gender get identified in schools than the other gender.
What is males?
200
In 1870, Adolf Kussamul used this term to describe children that could not read though their eye sight was perfect.
What is word blindness?
200
This sub type refers to having difficulty retrieving arithmetic facts. (deals with memory)
What is Semantic Memory?
200
The four goals for classroom instruction when using the co-teaching model.
What is Remediation, Re-Teaching, Pre-Teaching, and Enrichment?
300
An achievement test that is most commonly used for comprehensive evaluations.
What is Wechsler Individual Achievement Test (WIAT)?
300
Has difficulties with word attack skills, such as phonetic segmentation and blending.
What is Dysphonetic Dyslexia?
300
During the 1860's, this man was known for promoting the idea that speech function resides mainly in the left side of the brain.
Who is Pierre Paul Broca?
300
The inability to operate with symbols or numbers.
What is Intermediate Dyscalculia?
300
In this model, teachers plan instruction together, but teach separately to a part of the class.
What is Parallel Teaching Model?
400
Assesses significant difference between a students scores on a test of general intelligence.
What is the IQ-Achievement Discrepancy Model?
400
The child can sound out the words but has a hard time reading. Reads "laboriously"
What is Dyseidetic Dyslexia?
400
Introduced the notion of discrepancy between actual achievement and expected achievement as a way of identifying students with reading disabilities.
Who is Marion Monroe?
400
Most popular theoretical frameworks for teaching mathematics to children.
What is Concrete Representation Abstract "CRA".
400
Known as a philosophy of teaching that includes many different techniques and strategies.
What is Differentiated Instruction?
500
Three-Tier prevention, early identification, and intervention strategy used in general education classrooms.
What is Response to Intervention?
500
When word specific orthographic images are stored in memory.
What is Internal Lexicon?
500
In 1975, this law was passed by congress and gave learning disabilities a category eligible for funding for direct services.
What is Public Law 94-142, The Education for All Handicapped Children Act?
500
This form of dyscalculia described by Dr. Ladislav Kosc in 1974, refers to the person that has a difficulty translating mathematics knowledge into real actions.
What is Practognostic Dyscalculia?
500
Based on student preferences, learning styles, and levels of critical thinking.