Laws
Crip Camp
Learning Styles
Teaching Methods
Adapting
100
What is Ableism?
100
List at least 5 aspects of the camp that you think helped to empower the people with disabilities who attended the camp.
They could do anything they want to do
They were taught normal things, that everyday people do
They gave them freedom
They gave them respect
They let them express their feelings
100
Give an example of Evidence-based practices
a decision-making process that integrates the best available research evidence with family and professional wisdom and values
100
High Tech Teaching Centered is a learning style? T or F
What is False?
100
What is accommodation?
Accommodation: changes in the teaching content but not student expectations
200
Which law provides accommodations for students who DO NOT qualify as having a disability?
section 504
200
What was Willowbrook, and what were the concerns with this facility?
It was a state school where kids with intellectual disabilities would go. They were overcrowded, used dehumanizing practices, dangerous conditions, and regular abuse of residents.
200
Give an example of Embedded interventions
Incorporate the use of intervention or instructional strategies to address a specific learning goal within the context of the child’s everyday activities, routines, and transitions occurring at home, school, or the community
200
Visual Learning is one of the teaching methods. T or F
What is F. Visual Learning is a learning style.
200
What is modification?
Modification: a change in what is being taught and the expectations for the student
300
Which law provides funding for special education?
IDEA
300
What famous couple helped produce Crip Camp?
Barack and Michelle Obama
300
Example of Kinesthetic
Students are asked to build a physical example
300
A teacher who does not use technology but lectures the entire class uses what learning method
What is Low Tech Teacher Focus
300
What is adaptation?
Adaptation: a broader term that describes any adjustment made by the IFSP or IEP team to allow children with delays or disabilities to participate fully in their learning environments
400
Name 4 of the 6 Major Principles of IDEA
Zero Reject
Nondiscriminatory Identification and Evaluation
Free, Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
Due Process Safeguards
Parent and Student Participation and Shared Decision-Making
400
On what day (number) of the movement was the 504 regulations suddenly signed by Joe Califano?
22nd
400
Example of auditory
Reading materials aloud address
400
Approach to learning where the teacher acts a facilitator of learning or delegates students to small groups to discuss material is....
What is Low Tech Student Focus?
400
What is generalization?
Generalization: learning to use a skill outside of the context in which it was initially acquired
Strategies for generalization
Involve a variety of adults when teaching
Embed skills into naturally occurring activities
Design activities to be similar to generalization setting
Vary the instructional environment
500
12 Special Education Disability Categories - Wisconsin
- Autism
- Blind and Visually Impaired
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Deafblind
- Emotional Behavioral Disability
- Intellectual Disability
- Orthopedic Impairment
- Other Health Impairment
- Significant Developmental Delay
- Specific Learning Disabilities
- Speech and Language
- Traumatic Brain Injury
500
What was the camp's official name?
Camp Jened
500
Give an example of Visual representation
Type of learner uses maps, flow charts or webs to organize materials is
500
A Jeoperdy game with small groups fall under what teaching method or approach?
What is High Tech Student Focus
500
What is Task Analysis?
Task analysis: involves breaking down a skill, activity, or behavior into smaller, more manageable steps
Steps of task analysis
Identify long-term goal
Break task into smaller steps
Eliminate unnecessary behaviors
Sequence the steps for teaching
Specify prerequisite behaviors