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Students with learning disabilities typically experience ____________ more often that peers.
Students with learning disabilities are victimized more often than their peers.
Which of the following criteria is NOT needed for an assessment of ADHD?
A) at least six symptoms.
B) symptoms to have persisted for at least 6 months.
C) marked improvement when under medical treatment.
D) symptoms that are to such a degree that they are maladaptive and inconsistent with his developmental level.
C) marked improvement when under medical treatment.
Cursing a teacher is an example of
Internalizing Behavioral Problem
Hunter has an IQ of 60, maintains a steady job, and goes out every Friday night with several friends. Under which level of severity would he be classified?
Mild Intellectual Abilities
According to IDEA, autism is generally evident before age
Three
Jasmine, grade 4, performs at the fourth grade level in all areas except reading, which is at the second-grade level. Describe Jasmine's level of performance.
Unexpected Underachievement
Chan is a student with ADHD in your class. Where would you put his desk?
In a quiet corner.
Name one important premise of positive behavior support?
medical intervention.
Difficulty with motor skills is defined as a characteristic of?
Mental Retardation
Name one characteristic of communication abilities of children with ASD?
Take language literally.
Mr. Chin allows his students with learning disabilities to listen to a tape recording of tests to ensure that their poor reading ability does not impact their ability to show their learning. He is using which type of accommodation ......?
Adjusting Instructional Materials and Activities
When Francis is able to work 15 problems independently, he is allowed to pick a "No Homework Pass" from a bowl on the teacher's desk. This pass allows him one free night without having to do any homework. This is an example of?
Self-reinforcement
Students with EBD are typically educated in?
a variety of settings.
Parents who abuse alcohol can deliver babies with this syndrome?
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Maintains eye contact for extreme periods of time is known as a?
Social Characteristic of ASD?
Sheldon does not believe in himself and does not try to learn, resulting in a dependency on others. This behavior is referred to as....?
Learned Helplessness
What are executive functions?
The cognitive abilities that control the ability to plan, self-regulate, and engage in goal-directed behavior.
When Ms. Nobbee notices that one of her students becomes disruptive while doing math seatwork, she divides his math problems into small sections, only requiring him to finish one section at a time. Once his task is broken down into manageable pieces, the student’s disruptive behavior disappears. Identify the behavioral strategy that Ms. Nobbee used?
Curricular Adjustments
Chin, a young man with an intellectual disability, receives training, counseling, and job placement services through a government agency. This type of Rehabilitation is known as
Vocational Rehabilitation.
When teaching functionally equivalent behaviors, the LAST step in the process that the teacher should focus on is to _______
work with others to ensure consistency across all settings.
Identify three teaching methods and strategies that promote classroom success for students with learning disabilities.
Answers should include techniques or programs discussed in the chapter (CBM, explicit instruction on basic skills, learning strategies, mnemonics, PALS, etc.) with a brief description. Important that each has been proven to be effective through research.
Ashley uses a self-monitoring strategy. Briefly explain what this is?
A self-monitoring strategy helps Ashley keep a record of her own performance.
List four types of internalizing behaviors.
(Any 4 of the following) painful shyness, is teased by peers, is neglected by peers, depression, anorexia, bulimia, socially withdrawn, suicidal thoughts or verbalizations, unfounded fears and phobias, verbalized feelings of low self-esteem, excessive worrying, panics, self-destructive behavior
C.J. has an intellectual disability and participates in a general education science class. His classmates must memorize the first 15 elements on the periodic table for an upcoming test, and be able to diagram their molecular structure. In contrast, C.J. must match each element name to its correct abbreviation. The different test and expectations for C.J. in science are examples of __________.
Instructional Modifications.
List two possible explanations for the increase in the prevalence of ASD.
Increased public awareness
Broader diagnostic criteria for ASD, rather than just for autism
Environmental factors