Misc
I teach nonmusical skills through the use of music.
Who is a music therapist?
The definition of autism has broaden since
A) 1958
B) 1943
C) 1944
D) 1942
E) 1945
B) 1943
This law gives children with intellectual disabilities the right to a free and appropriate education.
What is IDEA?
The usable hearing that remains after hearing loss.
What is residual hearing?
Two broad terms used to describe individuals with vision loss.
What is blind and low vision.
This new title replaces old terms like “imbecile” “mentally retarded” and “retarded”
What is Intellectually Disabled?
T/F
Music therapist may serve individuals with autism in schools, community setting and residential agencies
False
Music Therapy goals include social & emotional behaviors, academic skills, and this type of movement skill.
What is motor skills?
The types of instruments best used for clients who have hearing loss.
What are rhythmic musical instruments? (i.e. Drums, pianos, bass tone bars and xylophones)
What is functional vision?
What is residual vision sufficient for daily living tasks
Combining information with this helps students to retain information.
What is music?
All these apply to Children who are diagnosed with ASD except one.
A) Lack of awareness
B) Lack of emotional response
C) Lack of language development
D) Lack of gestures
E) Extreme social aloofness
F) Avoidance of eye contact
G) Normal physical appearance
A) Lack of awareness
By combining music with concepts such as colors and numbers, individuals with an ID can improve this type of skill.
What is academic skill?
The two primary methods of communication in people with hearing loss.
What are oral communication and manual communication? (I.e. Lip reading and sign language)
Musical aptitude of individuals who are blind and how it relates to their lack of sight
What is their hearing ability sharpens
This type of session is 1 on 1: a music therapist working with an individual.
What is an individual session?
How many levels of autism are people diagnosed with?
A) 4 levels
B) 5 levels
C) 2 levels
D) 3 levels
D) 3 Levels
Lack is this skills can lead to poor relational development, language development, and poor self-esteem.
What are social skills?
The primary ways in which music therapy can contribute to the rehabilitation of persons with hearing losses.
What are auditory training, speech development, language development and social skills?
Identify four areas of human development that may be impacted by vision loss, and briefly discuss the potential effects of such loss.
What is Cognitive- less information to rely on
Language- little understanding of many words used in everyday conversation
Academic achievements- unable to read
Social development- less likely to initiate social interactions
This plan is for age 0-3 and it outlines a child’s strengths, needs, educational services, goals and objectives.
What is an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)?
The key symptoms of ASD are?
A) Communication, Emotional, Eye contact
B) Social skills, Communication , Behavior
C) Emotional, Social skills, communication
D) Behavior, Communication , Emotional
E) Eye contact, Social skills, Emotional
B) Social skills, communication, behavior
Delayed development of this is said to be the most incapacitating and frustrating aspect of having an ID and being successful in society.
What is language acquisition?
This device is surgically implanted in a person’s cochlea to stimulate the auditory nerves and signal the part of brain dedicated to perceiving and interpreting sounds.
What is a Cochlear Implant?
Identify five areas for therapeutic interventions that music therapists might address in their clinical work with clients who are blind.
What are listening skills, social and interpersonal communication skills, emotional expression and development, academic skills, and daily living skills