Definitions
What does FAPE stand for?
FAPE -Free Appropriate Public Education
What does DDBDDHHLD stand for?
DDBDDHHLD: Deaf, deaf, Deaf-Blind, DeafDisabled, hard of hearing, or late-deafened.”
LRE stands for Least Restrictive Ecosystem
False -LRE Least Restrictive Environment
What does UNHS stand for?
UNHS -Universal Newborn Hearing Screening
What does LSL stand for?
LSL -Listening and Spoken language
What does ITP stand for?
ITP -Individual Transition Plan
CODA is a child of a deaf adult
True -CODA is a child of a deaf adult
True or False: Congenital hearing loss appears later in a child's or adult's life
False: Congenital - Deaf before/at birth
What does IDEA stand for?
IDEA -Individuals With Disabilities Act
What does ASDC stand for?
ASDC -American Society for Deaf Children.
Due Process is when parents disagree with the school and they take it to court...
True -Due Process parents can take the school to court if they believe the school is not giving their child an appropriate education
True or False: Acquired hearing loss is a type of hearing loss that appears after birth.
True: Acquired -deaf after birth
What does IEP stand for?
IEP -Individualized education plan
What does the capital D represent in the word D?
Deaf (cultural term) refers to the culture of Deaf people, the use of sign language, shared beliefs, experiences, a group identity
Postlingually deaf stands for someone who never spoke or signed before becoming deaf.
False -Postlingually deaf: people who already sign, speak, and/or hear language before they become deaf
True or False: American Sign Language is the best form of manual communication
False: The best form of manual communication is what works best for the family and their lifestyle.
What does IFSP stand for?
IFSP -Individualized Family Service Plan
What does VERY-HARD-OF-HEARING (puffed cheeks) mean?
“VERY-HARD-OF-HEARING (puffed cheeks). This means the opposite of what hearing people may think. That phrase is translated as the person being “almost hearing”!
Hard-Of-Hearing is the term used to describe someone who has severe hearing loss.
False -Hard-of-hearing: refers to people who have slight or moderate hearing loss.
What does PRISE stand for?
PRISE -Parental Rights In Special Education