Definitions
Hearing loss in children can be described in terms of severity. What are the four categories?
What is mild, moderate, severe, and profound?
Two causes someone can be diagnosed with hearing loss
What is Congenital or acquired?
Name two common assessments for students with hearing loss
What are standard tests of language, reading, and cognitive?
Name a type of accommodation for students with hearing loss.
Name one strategy for students with hearing loss
What are repetition, explicit practice, and connecting to known and unknown information?
What are the types of loss experienced by someone with hearing loss? There are two.
What can be a result of congenital deafness?
What is delayed language?
What is essential when administrating assessments for students with hearing loss?
What is communicating in the student's primary method of communication?
Name an "other" type of accommodation for hearing impairment
What is the seat change for noise-related issues, such as using the FM/DM system, captioning videos, and avoiding talking while writing or behind students with hearing loss?
Blindness and low vision do not affect what a student can learn as they affect _____ a student learns.
What is how?
Students who are identified as being visually impaired are _______________?
What is heterogeneous?
Ways Visual Impairments can happen, name two.
What is included in a nondiscriminatory evaluation?
What is a functional vision assessment, a learning media assessment, and a complete assessment?
What service is standard for students with visual impairment who spend most of the day in class?
What is TVI?
What are ways to assist a student with visual impairments in learning?
What are, assistive technology, sensory efficiency, social interaction, recreation and leisure, career education...etc?
What is the limited ability to learn from the environment?
What is the primary effect of visual impairment?
What is the ability to understand concepts and acquire incidental information?
What accommodations can be made for a student with visual impairment?
What are adapted materials, and specific instruction to the general curriculum?