What is behavior?
Running from a non-preferred activity.
What is eloping?
Playing by one's self, or avoiding others.
What is isolating?
Not able to say words by 15 to 16 months old.
What is atypical development?
Helping students change their behavior for the better.
What is the behavioral management system?
Looking off into space and being distracted.
What is being inattentive?
Speaking to loud or quiet during social situations.
What is appropriate language volume?
Angel man syndrome, fragile x syndrome, and williams syndrome.
What are types of genetic conditions?
Participating in group reading activities and storytelling.
What is Early literacy intervention?
Refusing to read or speak out loud.
What is anxiety?
Not waiting for a peer to finish talking.
What is taking turns?
Not reading books to children in the home.
What is home literacy environment?
an instructional approach designed to help students learn, use, and adopt the strategies used by skilled writers.
What is Self-regulated strategy development?
Throwing a tantrum, and lashing out physically.
Looking out the window while peer is talking to them.
What is unable to maintain eye contact?
Watching a person get hurt. Can cause a person to go silent.
What is being exposed to violence?
Giving a spelling test or asking students questions about known topics.
What is an assessment?
Struggle to greet, ask or answer questions in a social setting.
What is social problems?
Maintaining a positive interaction with peers during conversation.
This can affect a student's access to learning and can affect literacy skills.
What is living in poverty?
Johhny learns better with hands on or visuals. Tammy learns better with verbal cues, and hands on.
What are different learning styles?