Terminology
Fundamental limitation in learning and performing important skills of daily living
What is Intellectual Disability?
Name all the Cognitive Disorders
What are Learning disabilities, Intellectual disabilities, and Traumatic Brain Injury?
Reviewing students ------- and collaborating with other teachers is important so your able to work on developing skills, goals and make necessary adjustments.
What is IEP'S?
Illegible handwriting
What is Dysgraphia?
Difficulty processing language ex) Reading, Writing , and Spelling
What is Dyslexia?
List 3 methods to improve memory
What are flashcards, highlighter, daily organizer, repletion in instruction, or utilize student's best learning mode?
What is Adaptive skills?
automobile accidents, falls, being struck by an object
What is Traumatic brain injury?
result of falls, being struck by an object, or automobile accidents
What is Traumatic Brain Injury?
Name 3 Adaptive skills
What are communication, Social and Self-direction?
Requires measuring the difference between a student's intellectual ability. For ex) IQ tests, Standardized tests
What is Discrepancy Model?
Has difficulty adapting to new environments, making relationships with peers and has developmental delays
What is Intellectual disability?
Are skills or behaviors that are necessary to function in a person's envirnment
What is Adaptive Skills?
List 5 types of Learning Disabilties
What are Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, Dyspraxia, Dysnomia, Dissemia, Auditory Processing Disorder, or Visual processing disorder
Students that have Dissemia have difficulty with -------------------
What is interpreting nonverbal forms of communication?
Difficulty distinguishing letters
What is Visual Processing Disorder?