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Misc. Review
100
A service that a student is eligible for when they have a condition that substantially limits a major life activity, such as the ability to learn in school that does not fall within the 13 federal disabilities.
What is Section 504 Rehabilitation Act of 1973?
100
A visual format that helps students to organize their understanding of information being presented or read from text that helps organize their thoughts.
What is graphic organizer?
100
A strategy in which students are taught to talk to themselves (speaking) through a task to complete it.
What is self-instruction?
100
A learning technique that aids memory and is usually verbal, such as using ROY G. BIV to stand for the colors of the rainbow.
What is a mnemonic device?
100
preparing a study guide, giving a practice test, providing tutoring, teach mnemonic devices, organize study materials.
What are accommodations used before taking a test?
200
Person responsible for implementing and overseeing the Section 504 plan for students.
What is the general education teacher?
200
The basic skills necessary for performing a more complex skill.
What are preskills?
200
A strategy in which students are taught to guide their performance by asking themselves relevant questions.
What is self-questioning?
200
These assessments emphasize student products rather than student scores. Students should be allowed to select their own pieces for this.
What are portfolio assessments?
200
Read over the entire exam before you begin, look for key instructional words, organize your answers before beginning to write, leave time to proofread.
What are suggestions for students taking essay tests?
300
Agency that is NOT required to provide funds for students with disabilities under the Section 504 Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
What is the federal government?
300
When students respond all at once in the classroom.
What is "unison response?"
300
This is teaching students to comprehend reading material by providing them with teacher and peer models of thinking behaviors and allowing them to practice these thinking behaviors with their peers.
What is reciprocal teaching?
300
True or False. Many parents want to see how their child compares to other students, and they want to see report card grading?
What is true?
300
teachers can make sure text books do not stereotype, but contain culturally important information, mix instruction to have small group and peer interactions, develop mentoring programs, and do not discriminate if students do not speak well.
What are examples of assistance for culturally diverse students?
400
Chronic or severe inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and/or impulsivity.
What is ADHD?
400
The amount of time you give students to respond to questions in class.
What is "wait time?"
400
A six-step strategy for managing time; decide exactly what you must do, decide how many steps are needed to complete the task; decide how much time each step will take; set up a schedule; get started; finish the task.
What is task analysis?
400
reduced choices, extended time, and having the test read aloud.
What are testing accommodations?
400
give students wait time, call on volunteers and nonvolunteers, and provide a balance between higher level questions and lower level questions
What are guidelines for asking questions in the classroom?
500
Children born to mothers who drink heavily during pregnancy may be born with this.
What is fetal alcohol syndrome?
500
Parental tutoring sessions should be no longer than this for students in elementary school.
What is 15 minutes?
500
The instructional materials at the student's reading level, of high interest and free of complex vocabulary and concepts, often used while teaching students a learning strategy.
What are controlled materials?
500
A method of memorizing material using a picture to visualize an idea that relates to a key word or phrase you are learning.
What is key word method?
500
establish a routine of assigning it, use assignment books, coordinate with other teachers, establish relevance, and involve parents when needed.
What are guidelines for assigning homework to students with special needs?
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