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Education
Early Intervention
100

True or False: Independent living skills come naturally

False, they need to be taught explicitly

100

Does blindness effect intelligence? 

No!

100

Do visually impaired students have a special education assistant with them in the general-ed classroom?

Yes!

100

True or False: should students learn how to use a cane at a young age?

True

200

What  category does this learning disability fall under in the Idaho State Special Education Manual?

Visual Impairment Including Blindness

200

Students must learn braille as early as possible. What is the preferred braille code for all English speaking-countries called?

Unified English-Braille (UEB)

200

What does ECC stand for?

Expanded Core Curriculum

200

Are cognitive skills developmentally still appropriate for visually impaired children?

Yes

300

What percent of people aged 6 to 21 are visually impaired?

0.04% (4 in 10,000)

300

What is the difference between blindness and low vision according the the textbook?

Blindness is needing to use braille or aural methods. Low vision is being able to read print (enlarged or magnified).

300

What is an instructional adjustment that a general education teacher can make if they have a visually impaired student?

read what you write, call names, allow extra time, give explicit directions

300

How can educators ensure students are getting proper social interaction?

Placing them in a general education classroom and making sure instruction leads them to active engagement and appropriate interactions with other students

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