Definitions
Communication
Education
Behavioral Characteristics
Social and Emotional Characteristics
100

This law has no single category labeled extensive support needs. 

What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?

100

an Adapted aid that provides students with alternatives to speech to convey their messages. 

What is an augmented communication device? 

100

Breaking it into very small steps is helpful to teach this.

What is a specific skill?

100

True or False: Students with extensive support needs can share characteristics with their peers.

What is True?

100

Students should do this to better their relationship with peers.

What is have social interactions?

200

(IDEA) These children cannot be accommodated in special education programs for one impairment. 

Who are children with multiple disabilities? 

200

This is what is depicted on ACDs, making them easy to use. 

What is visual symbols and individual messages? 

200

Essential personnel in the education of students with significant disabilities. 

Who are paraprofessionals? 

200

These types of behavior can range in severity and intensity from minor off-task behaviors to loud crying and screaming or hitting others or themselves.

What is disruptive to others, destructive of property, or harmful to others or themselves?

200

True or False: Students with extensive support needs display social and emotional characteristics that may be behind their peers.

What is True?

300

(IDEA) These children cannot be accommodated in specific special education programs because of their unique combination. 

What is deaf and blind children? 

300

True or False: Students only have one ACD for a number of different uses. 

What is False? 

300
Introducing math in this way can make all students feel more comfortable about math. 

What is applying math in their daily life?

300

Students with extensive support needs may engage in inappropriate behaviors because of this. 

What are physical and sensory impairments?

300

Unlike their peers, students with extensive support needs often do not develop communication and language skills in this way.

What is naturally on their own?

400

This definition was created because professionals found the IDEA definitions inadequate. 

What is the tash definition? 

400

These are nonverbal forms of communication that people may use.

What is facial expressions, body gestures, manual signs, braille, pictures, and objects?

400

These are great ways for students with extensive support needs to learn literacy. 

What is recognize certain letters like their name, favorite words, and frequently used words?

400

Understanding this can help educators make sense of unconventional or inappropriate behaviors in students with physical or sensory impairments.

What is the students' disability?

400

Typically developing children begin to build communication skills through interactions with these groups.

Who are family members, parents, and friends?

500

This definition states that individuals with disabilities of all ages, races, creeds, national origins, genders, and sexual orientation are required to have this. 

What is ongoing support, enjoy quality of life, participate in integrated community, etc. 

500

Presenting information in this way can benefit students with extensive support needs. 

What is presenting oral information in small segments, clarifying words with gestures, pictures, and objects?

500

True or False: Paraeducators should stay close to students at times when teachers step away. 

What is False?

500

Behaviors that appear inappropriate may actually be better understood when teachers consider this underlying factor.

What is the nature of the student's impairment?

500

Encouraging peer interaction for students with extensive support needs is important for developing these two key areas.

What are communication and relationship-building skills?