Special Education Process
A proactive and collaborative preventive problem-solving process assisting classroom teachers to help their students to succeed academically, behaviorally, and socially
What is Prereferral System?
The ability to control one's physical movement and work skillfully with object to solve problems, make something, or participate in a production is known as this type of intelligence
What is Bodily-Kinesthetic?
An approach that involves working together to solve problems and implement mutually agreed-on solutions to prevent and address learning and behavioral difficulties and to coordinate instructional programs for all students.
What is collaborative consultation?
Differentiated assessments that meet the strength and challenges of individual students
What is tiered assignments?
Summative commons assessments are known as
What is high-stakes testing?
Identifies students as having a learning disability if there is a significant gap between their learning potential and academic achievement.
What is IQ-Achievement Discrepancy Model?
The ability to understand the environment and other parts of the natural environment is known as this type of intelligence.
What is Naturalistic?
Brief written communication that alerts families to various school and classroom activities.
What is informative notice?
Test items whose correct answers require students to answer preceding answers correctly.
The process of conducting ongoing assessments to make data based decision regarding a students' learning progress and the effectiveness of instructional practices.
What is Progress Monitoring?
An approach that focuses on what students can do, using these strengths to deliver a differentiated educational program is known as
What is competency-oriented approach?
A statement or engaging activity that introduces content, skills, and strategies and motivates students o learn by relating the goals of the lesson to their prior knowledge, interests, strengths, and future life events.
What is an anticipatory set?
Students work collaboratively on open-ended tasks that have non routine solutions.
What is cooperative group testing?
A graduated series of more intensive, high quality classroom, group, and individualized instruction and interventions.
What is Tiered Instruction?
The process by which a student independently transfers training from skills taught in one setting to an another setting.
What is task analysis?
A method used to examine student responses to identify areas of difficult and patters in the ways students approach a task.
What is error analysis?
A summary of a students current academic, socialization, behavioral, communication and functional skills.
What is Present levels of Performance (PLAFPP)
An instructional model that allows students to work on complex open-ended problems and issues that have multi-faceted solutions.
What is problem-based learning?
A method in which an action is taken or a stimulus is given after a behavior occurs.
What is positive reinforcement?
What is positive interdependence?
Statements specifying the criteria associated with different levels of proficiency for evaluation student performance.
What is instructional rubrics?