A disability which typically manifests before 3 years old, in which a student has a impaired social interactions, impaired verbal or non-verbal language and may have restrictive or repetitive behaviors.
What is Autism?
100
The person responsible for evaluating fine motor and sensory skills.
What is an occupational therapist?
100
The correct procedure for handling a parent that comes to you and complains.
What is refer the parent to the teacher?
100
What does the "C" stand for in the ABC relationship when we look at behavior?
Consequences
100
A student that can't correctly hold a pencil may have a deficit in which area?
What is fine motor skills.
200
A disability in which a child shows a pattern of strengths and weaknesses in a academic area.
What is a Specific Learning Disability?
200
The person responsible for evaluating a child's expressive or receptive language skills, articulation and/or pragmatic language.
What is an speech-language pathologist?
200
Re-teaching, remediating, or supplementing; but not initial instruction.
What are the educational roles of the para educator?
200
When confronted by a disruptive student that causes very little interruption you most often do this.
What is ignoring?
200
A child who has difficult with gross motor skills which impact safety in the school environment (i.e. difficulty navigating playground equipment)may need support from this professional
Who is a physical therapist?
300
A disability characterized by a student having limited strength, vitality, or alertness, including a heightened alertness to environmental stimuli, which results in limited alertness with respect to the educational environment.
What is Otherwise Health Impaired?
300
The person who is the link between home, school, and community. They promote academic and social success. HINT: Not your first step, but the next one.
What is a social worker
300
The proper way to handle a situation in which you feel a child may be the victim of sexual or physical abuse at home.
What is report the suspected abuse to the teacher you work with and/or school administration. Teachers are mandatory reporters.
300
For every good behavior demonstrated you provide this to the student and often written as part of their behavioral plan.
What is positive reinforcement?
300
A student who can not answer wh- questions may have a difficult in which area?
What is speech and language?
400
A disability that is a result of a genetic disorder in which a person has a full or partial extra copy of the chromosome 21?
What is Down Syndrome
400
The person who evaluates children for academic, social-emotional and cognitive concerns.
What is a school psychologist?
400
The people that can have access to a student's IEP.
Who are those involved with the education of a particular child? (i.e. paras should have access to the IEPs of the students with whom they have direct contact).
400
After you restrain or seclude a child with an IEP you need to talk to this person about proper documentation.
Who is the supervising teacher?
400
A student that has a difficult time appropriately interacting with peers or adults may need support from which professionals
what is speech, social work, psych
500
A disability that is an acquired injury to the brain which is caused by an external force and which results in total or partial functional disability or psychosocial impairment, or both.
What is Traumatic Brain Injury?
500
The special ed director for HCS?
Who is Sue Pearson?
500
Refraining from discussing children under our care while we are out in public or when other parents ask.
What is confidentiality?
500
This communicates respect by honoring personal space, is nonthreatening and contributes to personal safety and offers and escape route (think CPI training).
What is a CPI supportive stance?
500
If a child's behavior is impacting their learning or the learning of other, they may need support from...
Who is the student support team (gen. ed teacher, special ed, OT, Speech, PT, Pysch, SW).