Inclusion
Definitions One
Definitions Two
Fill in the ______.
Misc.
100
"Every child between the ages of 3 and 21 is entitled to a free and appropriate public education."
What is the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94–142)?
100
Teachers use dramatic play, art, building with blocks, and other early childhood materials to provide developmentally appropriate learning experiences.
What is activity based approach?
100
Evaluating the degree to which children's behaviors "work" to get them what they want and need.
What is a functional behavior assessment?
100
Biology and environment may not interact the same way for every child; it is the degree of inborn ____________________ and vulnerability that appears to make a difference
What is resilience?
100
These are examples of four places where early childhood inclusive programs may exist.
What are regulated homes and child care centers, unregulated homes and centers, preschools, private for-profit child care, corporate child care, public schools, federal programs (Head Start or Even Start), or recreation programs?
200
A program designed with the family and child in mind.
What is a family centered program?
200
Several different professionals working together on a common problem.
What is an interdisciplinary team?
200
Adding on or layering of developmental problems.
What is cumulative deficits?
200
A child who does not reach a certain developmental milestone.
What is developmentally delayed?
200
A child who does not reach a certain developmental milestone.
What is developmental delay?
300
Local school districts must provide educational services that are appropriate to each atypical child who has been evaluated and needs an appropriate education with this document.
What is an Indiviidualized Education Plan?
300
Individuals who work together for a particular cause.
What is an advocay group?
300
Providing positive rather than negative feedback so children's efforts, concentrating on what the child does right.
What is positive behavioral support strategies?
300
Current research supports that early stimulation of the brain increases the number of ____________________within the brain.
What is synapses?
300
The predictable order of growth patterns is referred to as ____________________ ____________________.
What is developmental sequence?
400
An inclusive program must consider the uniqueness of every child and family and how it can address the child’s strengths and needs.
What is goodness of fit?
400
Referring to poeple with disabilities, language that speaks of the person first and then the disability.
What is people first language or terminology?
400
Developmental problems that come about because of the primary disability.
What is secondary disabilities?
400
____________________ ____________________ refers to things in the child’s everyday world that may have a negative effect on her development.
What is environmental risk?
400
These are 3 benefits of inclusion for children with disabilities and typically developing children.
What are: ∙ More stimulating, varied, and responsive experiences than special classrooms composed of children with limited skills ∙ Curriculum activities that build on a child’s strengths and preferences rather than a deficit model focused on what is wrong with the child ∙ Opportunities to observe, interact with, and imitate children who have acquired higher-level motor, social, language, and cognitive skills ∙ Implicit motivation to “try a little harder,” in that children without disabilities often expect and encourage improved behaviors on the part of less skilled children ∙ Opportunities to learn directly from other children Descriptions may include any three of the following benefits for typically developing children: ∙ Developmental progress increases ∙ Peer tutoring ∙ Sensitivity to others differences
500
What is secondary prevention?
The early identification of handicapping conditions and providing appropriate intervention services before the condition worsens or affects other areas of development.
500
Law is implemented by the individual, state or local agency.
What is discretionary legislation?
500
The process by which the care and education of people with disabilities are as culturally normal as possible, with services provided in regular community facilities rather than in segregated schools and institutions.
What is normalization?
500
The Handicapped Children’s Early Education Assistance Act supports experimental centers known as the ______________________________________________________________________.
What is What is First Chance Network and model demonstration projects?
500
Early and periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment; childhood immunizations; WIC supplemental food program for women, infants, and children; Medicaid
What are examples of legislative acts designed to prevent developmental problems and explain their impact on children and families?
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