Characteristics
Name one genetic marker that may indicate an at-risk child
What is chromosomal abnormalities, et al.
Who performs developmental monitoring of potentially at-risk children?
Who are parents
Name one environmental accomodation
What is provide areas of personal space, et al.
How may a at-risk student feel in class?
What is behind, low self-esteem
This is when a child is born less then 5.5lbs, and therefore is considered at-risk?
What is low birth weight
In the IDEA definition, what do states have the authority to define?
The level of developmental delay for eligibility
What are ages 9, 18, and 30 months
How may a teacher's instruction support their student's learning?
What is breaking down larger instructions into smaller steps
Students who are at-risk may display what type of classroom behavior?
What is distracting behavior
What is the condition where a mother abuses alcohol during pregnancy, which may lead to an at-risk child?
Fetal alcohol syndrome
This age group has the highest prevalence. What is the percent of that resident population that is diagnosed as at-risk?
What is 5.4% of two year olds
What is one example of a literary method of identification of potentially at-risk children?
What are DIBELS, PIPA, Early Reading Diagnosis
What type of accommodation is a schedule that helps at-risk students navigate their daily tasks?
What is technological accommodation
How does an at-risk disability effect a student's ability to perform in class compared to their fellow students?
What is students may be behind their fellow students
What is it called when a child is diagnosed as decelerated or has abnormal development?
What is failure to thrive
This group is most likely to become at risk compared to children from wealthier economic backgrounds.
At what age would a child be recommended for evaluation by the Early Screening Project?
What is age PreK to Kindergarten
What emotional/social resource may at-risk student's go and see during the school day?
Who is a school counselor
How may an at-risk student make friends in class?
What is difficulties making friends
What are the three main categories of risk factors for characteristics of an at-risk child?
What are established risk, biological/medical risk, environmental risk
Recent studies show that (BLANK) of birth through3 years old can be identified as at-risk.
What is 13%
This is used to identify developmental delays and create an diagnosis
What is a developmental evaluation
What types of presentations are best suited for at-risk children in the classroom?
What are visually stimulating presentations?
T/F: A student who is present everyday in class may be at-risk
True