Hand Skills
You've been Schooled
Developmentt
Intervention
Evaluation and Assessment
100

Grasp you would use to pick up a smal bead.

What is a pincer grasp?

100
the major legislation reqiring all children receive free and appropriate education. 

What is IDEA?

100

This reflex helps an infant turn their head to find the bottle or nipple when they are just born. 

What is the rooting reflex?
100
This is the method that is required to be used in 0-3 programs. 

What is the PCATT or Coaching approach?

100

This is a type of assessment that considers impairments and body functions. 

What is bottom up?

200
The method you use to pick up a pencil with your dominant hand to write when the top of the pencil is facing your pinkie. 

What is simple Rotation?

200

The legislation within IDEA that says that students should be educated in the same envioronmet and with the same curriculum as their same age and grade peers to the extent possible. 

What is Least Restritive Environment?

200

Before learning to copy or trace shapes, young children begin to form, copy and trace these. 

What are prewriting lines (horizontal, vertical, diagonal)

200

a handwriting curriculum created by an OT with specific attention to visual motor skills, hand development and incudes techniques to aid in develoment of handedness as well as body awarenss. 

What is Handwriting without Tears?

200

A type of assessment that requires one to use specific procedures and language. 

What is a standardized assessment?

300

This is the most mature and developed writing grasp. 

What is dynamic tripod grasp?

300

This must be considered on each IEP and a description of what is needed must be documented. 

What is an IEP?

300

This is a condition that occurrs during or around birth, it is non-progressive and can cause hyper or hypotonia in a para plegic, diplegic or quadurplegic pattern. 

What is Cerebral Palsy?

300

A type of accommodation that can help students whos reading is not at grade level but their comprehnsion is. 

What is text to speech?

300

A type of tool that parents can adminiser use to talk their doctor about development. 

What is a monitoring tool?
400
An intervention used to facilitate bilateral hand use, especially effective in younger children. 

Pedicatric Constraint Induced Motor Therapy

400

The ages that children are eligeable for services from their school district. 

What is 3-21?

400
A neurological condition that can be identified as generalized, or partial and treated with surgery or medication. 

What is a seizure disorder?

400

This intervention must be implemented with specific fidelity to the process and structrural elements.

What is Ayres Sensory Integration?

400

This is a type of tool that can be administered to determine if more in depth follow up and evaluation is needed. 

What is a screening tool?

500

This can be observed emerging as early as 6 months and typically well established by age 3.

What is Hand preference. 

500
the 2 requirements a child must meet in order to receive special education services. 

What are qualifying for an educational diagnosis and requiring specialized instruction?

500

A condition associated with neural tube defects causing a slippage of the brain through the foramen magnum. 

What is Arnold Chiari Syndrome?

500

The place you should start providing therapy in a schol setting. 

What is the classroom?

500
The term used to identify the where to start scoring items on a test like the PDMS2. 

What is a basal?