RDI general
RDI terms
Declarative Language
Define: Areas of Focus
DC general
100

The acronym for RDI means?

What is: Relationship Development Intervention 

100

"Rapidly adapting, change strategies, and alter plans based upon changing circumstances."

What is: Flexible Thinking

100

Explain Imperative language

What is: a question or sentence that demands a response, responses are correct or incorrect.

100
Define: Broadband Communication 

What is: Expressive and receptive communication including verbal and nonverbal communication.  

100

The acronym EIDBI means?

What is: Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention 

200

Explain Static versus Dynamic intelligence 

What is: Static is what we know (concrete, factual, black/white etc.) whereas Dynamic is what we do with what we know (flexible, adaptable, gray area, etc.).

200

a person who provides security, information, and recognizes necessary stepping stones for learning.

What is: guide or trusted guide

200

Explain Declarative Language

What is: a comment or statement, naturally providing an opportunity for social learning across the areas of seeing the big picture, reading nonverbal communication, problem solving, perspective taking, experience sharing, and self-advocating.

200

Define: Experience Sharing

What is: A moment when both people realize that they are having similar feelings/impressions about the current activity/experience.

200

What is the full date that DC was founded?

June 14th, ____

300

In a complex or dynamic situation there may not be a clear right or wrong response.  At that time we need to access which type of flexible thinking?  

What is: Grey-Area Thinking 

Other acceptable answers: good enough and/or relative thinking 

300

A subjective area within which the individual is able to recognize a match between prior experiences and current demands, and respond successfully. The ___ is a dynamic concept and is continually moving upward as individual makes progress. 

What is: Edge

300

Identify 2 of the 3 circumstances that are outlined as a time when imperative language is beneficial over declarative.

What is: with regards to safety, when setting limits, or while learning. 

300

Define: Co-Regulation

What is: Genuinely working together through monitoring (visually, auditorily), adapting (physically, emotionally, thinking) while staying in a designated role.

300

At DC we value and celebrate this difference in each other, referring to a movement which shifts away from the idea that people are disabled and towards the idea that people are unique. We respect all different ways of thinking by observing and learning, so that we can optimize each person’s potential. 

What is: Neurodiversity 

400

List 3 (of the 6) DC/RDI core deficits of Autism

What is: Broadband Communication, Co-Regulation, Apprenticeship, Experience Sharing, Flexible Thinking, or Self.

400

"Amplifying moments of personal experience to create productive personal memories." 

What is: Spotlighting 

400

Change this imperative and make it declarative: "What did I say?" *context: testing to see if someone was listening, from the book*

What is: "I'm not sure you hear me", "I want to make sure we are on the same page", I'm wondering if you heard what I said". 

AND MANY MORE!

400

Define: Apprentice

What is: someone who wishes to learn from others and takes an active part by being curious and open to learning.

400

Here at DC we strongly utilize and encourage collaboration, not just for clients but for staff too! Give 3 strategies for collaborating. 

What is: ask for information/clarifying questions, share information, ask for help, comment, define roles, evaluate, celebrate successes, notice things that help, encourage, and compromise. 

500

List 3 of the other 5 stages of Independent Thinking (hint: R, E, GS, DI, I, SG)

What is: Readiness, Engagement, Growth Seeking, Dynamic Intelligence, Internalizing, Self-Guiding 

500

A target where we assist clients to create a realization that they have overcome challenges in the past, therefore can do so in the present and future

What is: Episodic Memory

500

Oftentimes, messages are not received because you didn't have the receiver's attention. Give 3 ways you could get the receiver's attention before starting your message.

What is: get closer then try again, begin by saying their name, tap time on the shoulder, hold their attention once you've got it, minimize distractions, simplify the environment, make a repair. 

500

Define: Agency

Agency refers to a critical Dynamic Intelligence mindset, reflecting a belief in one's personal ability to influence their life course in a desired direction. In its simplest form, infants learn to perceive that they are the ones who are influencing their environment, such as causing an object to move.

500

What is DC's mission statement?

What is: "Dynamic Connections strives for every person to feel competent and confident within themselves, within their relationships, and within the world."

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