History of LD
Overview of LD
Etiology of SLD
Dyslexia
Dyscalculia
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known by "free, appropriate public education"
What is Samuel A. Kirk
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A learning disability that has problems with arithmetic and math concepts
What is dyscalculia
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A group of birth defects caused by the abnormal migration of neurons in the developing brain and nervous system
What is Neuronal Migration Disorders (NMDs)
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A learning disability that has difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities
What is dyslexia
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A neurologically based disorder of mathematical abilities
What is dyscalculia
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When someone does not know that what they are saying does not make sense to someone else, but to themselves it does make sense
What is Wernick's Asphasia
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What are the four criteria for the PA state Guidelines for SLD?
What is Adeuquate Achievement, The RtI Process or Pattern of Strength and Weakness/ Discrepancy Model , Ruling Out Exclusionary Factors, and Ruling Out Lack of Instruction
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A rare developmental disorder which results from abnormal migration of neurons in the developing brain and nervous system.[
What is Pachygyria
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Dislexics have average or ______ average iltelligence.
What is above
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A student has difficult understanding multiple mathematic procedures such as divison, square root, addition, subtraction, and multiplication. What subtype of dyscalculia is this?
What is Procedural memory
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LGN and MGN process what?
What is LGM processes visual input and MGN processes auditory input
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_____ times the amount of males are identified with SLD than females.
What is Four
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Too much exposure during infancy and childhood of _______ can cause attention problems, hyperactivity, impulsive behavior, reduced IQ, poor school performance, aggression, and delinquent behavior.
What is Lead
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These visual or learning strategies can help Dyslexics comprehend reading better.
What is story maps
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List 3 factors that contribute to Math Anxiety
What is - Bad grade school and/or high school teachers - Lack of encouragement from parents (or teachers) - Lack of positive role models - Ethnic and/or gender stereotypes - Math problems being used as punishment in grade school - The pressure of taking timed tests - The fear of looking or feeling “stupid” in front of others - Students being placed at the wrong ability level in their math courses - Too high: The student will likely feel overwhelmed and intimidated. - Too low: The student may feel frustrated by the pace of the course. - Lack of preparedness Pick any 3!!
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A student becomes eligable for Special Education in elementary school. After multiple years, his IQ continues to drop, while his parents thought it would increase. It was presented that he was no given proper education. What concept can describe this?
What is Matthew Effect
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Johnny is a 1st grader who is learning how to write in his class. His teacher notices that he is have difficulties holding the pencil and writing. What LD would his teacher believe that he may have?
What is dygraphia
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Exposure to these toxins cause complications during a women's pregnancy
What is teratogens
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the "ability to listen inside a word" is
What is Phological Awareness
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What does CRA sequence stand for?
What is a sequence the math instrucstor should follow that begins with concrete activities moving to representational actitivies and finishing with more abstract activities. C= Concrete R= Representational A= Abstract
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Why is difficult to solidify whether or not dyslexia is genetically related?
What is not everyone is affected and not identical manifestations of dyslexia
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Katie is having trouble staying focused in her class and is very hyperactive. This is all affecting her learnign ability. Her teacher shows concern and believes she may have a learning disabilty. What does she have? And is it a SLD?
What is ADHD and NO
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A womens takes her baby boy to the doctors and says, "My son has a fever with cold hand & feet, pale blotchy skin, stiff neck, and refusing food and vomiting. What is going on?"
What is Meningitis
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List 3 out of 5 common symptons of a Preschooler who may have dyslexia
What is trouble learning common nursery rhymes, a lack of appreciation of rhymes, persistent baby talk, difficulty in learning and remembering letters, and failure to learn letter in his/her own name. (ANY OF THE 3)
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Ryan has difficulty with the difference between left and right and up and down. What is this? This can be an early indicator of Dycalculia.
What is Directionality problems
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