Intellectual Disabilities
Short attention span, lack of short term and working memory.
What are the learning characteristics of ID?
These kids are 4x more likely to be diagnosed with SLD
Boys
Other health impairments
What is ADHD categorized as?
The symptom that cannot be explained by a mental or medical problem
What is the inability to learn?
Certain sounds and textures that they don't like
What are restrictive actions?
50% of students with ID are in this setting.
What is special education classrooms?
Difficulty with math (mostly overlooked).
Dyscalculia
General education classrooms
Where are students with ADHD typically placed?
Social anxiety, OCD, PTSD, and depression.
What is internalizing?
Autism affects these kinds of communication
What are verbal and nonverbal?
Causes of ID that include gestational disorders that occur during birth.
What are perinatal causes?
80% of students with SLD are in this tier.
Tier 1 - common core classroom
Student fidgets and squirms and may talk constantly.
What is hyperactivity?
Bipolar disorder, ODD, and aggressiveness.
What is externalizing?
The area that students should be taught in the most
What is communication and social skills?
The level of support for people with ID that includes daily involvement such as living in group homes.
What is extensive support?
The age that people must display symptoms of ADHD by.
What is age 12?
Lead poisoning and exposure to alcohol.
What are environmental factors?
What is general education?
The causes of ID that are shaken baby syndrome, abuse, and poor medical care.
What are postnatal causes?
Students thinking that their efforts don't make a difference in how they do in school.
What are attributes that can lead to learned helplessness?
The most popular medications used to treat ADHD.
What are psychostimulants?
Responding proactively to behavior to encourage good behaviors.
What is positive behavior support?
The number of children who are affected by Autism
What is 1 in 68?