Autism
Intellectual
Disabilities
IDEA
Learning
Disabilities
Hearing
Impaired
100
Three common characteristics of Asperger's syndrome
What is intense interest in a certain subject Need for routine Great rote memory Little professor. Etc
100
Three environmental causes of ID
What is poverty/malnutrition Minimal opportunities to develop early language Child abuse and neglect Chronic social or sensory deprivation Lack of prenatal care Parental drug use or smoking Lack of parenting
100
The principle that no child can be excluded from a free, appropriate education
What is zero reject
100
Two Educational options for children with learning disabilities
What is 1-general Ed classroom. 2-resource room 3- consultant teacher. 4- separate classroom
100
Age when infants should be able to discriminate speech sounds
What is 1 month
200
According to DSM-IV there are several types disorders under the autism spectrum disorders.......name two!
What is Pervasive developmental disorder- NOS Autistic disorder Asperger syndrome Childhood dis integrative disorder
200
Five step task analysis for addressing an envelop and sending a letter
What is return address in top left Sending to. In the middle Stamp upper right Fold letter Put in env Lick and seal Take to mailbox or give to mailman
200
The principle which states that students with disabilities must be provided with a continuum of alternate placements and services
What is least restrictive environment
200
Two good educational approaches for children with LD
What is 1- graphic organizers. 2- visual displays. 3- note taking strategies. 4- Guided notes. 5- mneumonics
200
The part of speech children with hearing impairments are most likely to learn quickest!
What is verbs or action words
300
A key difference between children with autism and children with Asperger's is the child's ability to use......
What is LANGUAGE
300
Cognitive functioning of kids with ID include:
What is difficulty remembering information Difficulty attending to relevant features Slow learning rate compared to typical peers Trouble utilizing new knowledge Trouble transferring skills to other settings
300
NCLB stresses that programs and practices that:
What is have clearly demonstrated effectiveness through research
300
Defining characteristic of students with LD
What Specific and significant achievement deficits in spite of adequate intelligence
300
The major difference between people with hearing impairments and people with other disabilities
What is the deaf have their own community and culture!
400
Sammy answers the question "What is your name?" with 'What is your name' This is know as
What is Echolalia
400
Example of a prenatal, a perinatal and a postnatal cause of ID
What is pre- syndromes,chromosome disorders, maternal illness, maternal age Peri-prematurity, birth injury, lack of oxygen, neonatal disorders Post-head injuries, infections, degenerative disorders malnutrition
400
The ages Idea requires that students with disabilities must have an IEP
What is between. 3-21
400
The most common way to identify a severe learning disability and its potential drawback.
What is comparing expected and actual achievement by comparing IQ and achievement scores. It is a wait and fail approach
400
The most widely used method of instruction in schools for the deaf
What is Total communication
500
Current research on successful inclusion of studetns with autism show that student success depends on what ability
What is Participate and learn in group lessons
500
Five strategies or effective instructional methods to work with students with ID
What is task analysis Active student response Systematic teacher feedback Transfer of stimulus control Generalization and maintenance Direct and frequent measurement of performance Peer tutors One on one instruction Extra time Etc etc
500
The five principles of effective communication
What is 1. accept parents statements. 2. Listen actively. 3. Question effectively. 4. Encourage. 5. Stay focused
500
Preferred method of identifying LD and its specific advantage
What is responsiveness to intervention approach It results in early detection and often prevention
500
The educational approach which emphasizes training in the production and understanding of speech
What is Oral/aural
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