Cerebral Palsy
Spina Bifida
Other Health Impairments
Designing an IEP
Instructional Strategies
100
This type of cerebral palsy involves tightness of muscle groups
What is spastic?
100
The portion of the spinal column that results in spina bifida when malformed
What is the spinal cord?
100
The number of asthma classifications
What is four?
100
This includes specified procedures and standards relating to a students condition, emergency-response plans, etc.
What is a health care plan?
100
This refers to the capacity of an individual to appraise his or her own abilities as a function of a specific disabling condition.
What is disability awareness?
200
This type of cerebral palsy involves unsteadiness and lack or coordination and balance.
What is Ataxic?
200
This determines the degree to which function is lost
What is the impairment location?
200
These seizures occur in only one portion of the brain and can affect sensory, behavior, cognition and motor control
What are Partial Seizures?
200
These are often used by students with cerebral palsy to overcome communication limitations.
What is AAC (adapted and augmentative communication devices)?
200
This refers to one's understanding of oneself as a unique individual.
What is self-awareness?
300
When the specific body location of the movement impairment correlates to the location of brain damage
What is topographical classification system?
300
The most severe form of spina bifida where the spinal cord or nerve roots protrude through the defect in the vertebrae
What is Myelomeningocele?
300
These seizures involve loss of consciousness and involuntary muscle contractions
What are tonic-clonic seizures?
300
Modifying equipment, such as a beeping softball for a blind student, is an example of this instructional practice.
What is adapted physical education?
300
Using computers, allowing extra time, and manipulating the environment are all examples of accommodations for ____________.
What is Assessments?
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