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difficulties in communication, socialization and organization and often includes intellectual disability
Autism
100
What are Piaget's 4 stages of cognitive development, ages, and an example?
1. sensorimotor (0-2) object permanence

2. preoperational (2-7) egocentric

3. concrete operational (7-12) conservation

4. formal operational (12+) moral reasoning

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The "use" are of language
pragmatics
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What does IEP stand for and what is it?
Individualized education program

controlled by school

reviewed annually

education goals

least restrictive environment

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How do babies develop?
cephalocaudal (top to bottom) & proximodistal (in to out)
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genetic disorder, distinct facial features, emotional, behavioral difficulties, intellectual disabilities
Fragile X Syndrome
200
Constructivism difference between Piaget and Vygotsky?
Piaget - cognitive

Vygotsky- social

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message being conveyed
semantics
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What is IFSP and what does it mean?
individualized family service plan

reviewed every 6 months

controlled by human resources

family oriented and child oriented goals

case management separate from service delivery

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What are the stages of language acquisition?
prelinguistic/babbling, one word, early word combinations, multiword, simple sentence
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genetic disorder, distinct facial features, delayed development, learning disability, cardiac issues
Down Syndrome
300
What is assimilation & accommodation?
assimilation- new information to existing knowledge

accommodation - altering schemas

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form of message
syntax
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IDEA Part B vs. Part C
Part B = 3-5 years, preschool, special education

Part C = early intervention

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What is the information processing theory?
how you receive, attend to, organize, store and retrieve information
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congenital disorder of movement, muscle tone, or posture
cerebral palsy
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What is ZPD?
zone of proximal development - what a child can do on their own vs. what they can do with help of scaffolding
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how things sound
articulation 
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When was Early intervention introduced? When was the Education of all handicapped children act, now IDEA introduced?
1986 / 1975
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What does STORCH stand for?
syphilis, toxoplasmosis, other, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes
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distinctive facial characteristics, pre-and post- natal growth retardation, cognitive disabilities
fetal alcohol syndrome
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The role of language on a child's development, according to Piaget vs. Vygotsky
Piaget- language is a minimal role

Vygotsky- language is a powerful role

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how its said vs. what is said
speech vs. language
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What are rationales for services for young children with disabilities?
legislative (regulations), ethical, empirical (research)
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What are the stages of typical development?
1. germinal

2. embryonic

3. fetal

4. birth

5. neonatal

6. infant

7. toddler

8. preschool