Autism
Autism is a disorder that is characterized by deficits in social skills, behavior, and this
What is communication
What does ACE's stand for?
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences?
Problems during _____ is associated with increased risk of intellectual disability.
What is pregnancy or birth?
Only 1% of students in SJC qualify under this disability
What is orthopedic impairment?
The student’s health condition must limit strength, vitality, or alertness to such a degree that the ________________ is adversely affected.
What is educational progress?
70% of students have this type of issue that is associated with overstimulation
What is sensory?
This guy created the Hierarchy of Needs
Who is Maslow?
Teaching a concept again and again is called ______ and is effective for teaching students with ID.
What is repetition?
Tools used to support students are sometimes called AT or __________.
What is assistive technology?
There are two models for qualifying under specific learning disability. One is PSW- Patterns of Strengths and Weaknesses. What is the other?
What is discrepancy?
These supports in the classroom has proven to be effective in supporting student with autism and can include visual schedules or first/then charts.
What are visual supports?
SEL stands for this
What is social-emotional learning?
This type of an analysis breaks down a task into small parts for teaching.
What is task analysis?
This means unable to move below the neck
What is quadriplegia?
How may points must a discrepancy be for a student to qualify under SLD?
What is 22?
EBP's are shown to be effective in supporting students with autism. What does EBP stand for?
What is Evidence Based Practice?
Offering this allows students autonomy in a classroom.
What is choice?
An IQ of 50-70 would place a student in the _____ range of ID.
What is mild?
Deaf students sometimes communicate using this langauge
What is ASL or American Sign Language
If a change to a student's program alters the criteria for the student, it is considered a ________.
What is modification?
Repeating what someone just said to you is called this...
What is echolalia?
More than 90% of students with ED had this happen at least once in high school
What is a suspension?
Students with ID have to have below average cognition along with deficits in this type of behavior
What is adaptive?
A slate is used in braille for this
What is writing?
Most students with ADHD qualify for special education under this disability.
What is OHI?