The term that refers to the process of gathering information to monitor student progress and make educational decisions as needed?
What is Assessment
100
To ensure that the scores of students with disabilities are accurate, a range of these are available while they take high-stakes tests.
What are Accommodations
100
The ways in which a teacher promotes order, student engagement, and learning in a classroom.
What is classroom management
100
The time it takes students to change from one activity to another.
What is Transition time
100
A quick and easy way for teachers to measure student performance in skill areas like math, reading, and written expression?
What is a Probe in an Area of Interest
200
The major decision that involves the setting in which a student's special education services take place is
What is Program Placement
200
A test given to an entire class at one time
What is group administered assessment
200
Published textbooks, manipulatives, audiovisual technology, telecommunication devices, and computers
What are instructional materials
200
The ultimate goal of assistive technology devices.
What is independence.
200
The belief that, given the appropriate instructional environment, students actively construct knowledge and solve problems in developmentally appropriate ways
What is student-centered learning.
300
Decision making that determines the level to begin instruction for a student is referred to as
What is curriculum placement
300
Tests used to determine whether a student has cognitive and learning disabilities
What are psychological tests
300
The ways in which teachers present content, skill, and evaluate whether learning has occurred
What is Instructional Adaptations
300
Books used for instruction in subject areas such as science or social studies
What are content area books.
300
The emphasis of informal assessment of basic skills or other academic content in the classroom
What is Student Accuracy
400
Refers to making decisions about changing or continuing instructional procedures
What is Instructional Evaluation
400
The provision made for students with disabilities to participate in state and district assessments?
What is Alternative Assessment
400
Determining the extent of student mastery of academic skills or instructional content.
What is Student Evaluation
400
Books used for instruction in any subject area that contain all the key components of the curriculum taught for that subject. - Think baseline.
What are basal textbooks.
400
An effective method of explicitly presenting skills and subject matter.
What is direct instruction
500
The process by which teachers make decisions involving whether a student's special education program should be terminated, continued unaltered, or needs to be modified.
What is Evaluation/Reevaluation
500
A method of measuring a student's level of achievement in terms of what was taught in the classroom
What is curriculum based assessment
500
Services and supports that help students gain full access to class content and instruction, and accurately demonstrate what students know.
What are instructional accomodations
500
Activities that fit into brief periods of time and give students practice or review on skills and content previously covered in class by the teacher - like this game
What are Review Sessions
500
Comprise an important part of response to intervention, a way of identifying learning disabilities based on students' response to instruction