Peer Relationships
Self-Directed Learning Strategies
Communication
Prompting
Home and Community Skills
100

_______________ are important in the lives of all students.

Friendships

100

SMART is an acronym that stands for

*specific 

*measureable

*achievable

*realistic

*timely

These adjectives within this acronym could be used by students for ________________.

goal setting

100

A typically developing 1 month old communicates an interest in his mother's voice by ____________ and _____________.

smiling and laughing.

100

Prompts directed at the individuals behavior are referred to as ______________ prompts.

response
100

We should embed home and community skills in __________________ school activities and settings.

typical

200

Peer relationships encompass the interactions and associations students have with others who are of the same ________.

age

200

_______________ is a self-management strategy that contributes to an individual's self-determination skills (Wehmeyer, Agran, & Hughes, 1998). It can help a consumer to self-manage existing skills as well as learn new skills. The goal of _____________ is to support a person to independently complete a task.

Self-instruction

200

Darcy grasps her sister's hand when her sister places her finger in Darcy's open palm. Her sister thinks that means that Darcy wants to play so her sister sits beside Darcy to play peek-a-book. This is an example of ________________ communication.

preintentional

200

When a teacher asks questions or asks a student to elaborate upon a response, this is an example of a ____________ prompt.

verbal
200

___________________ refers to the application of skills across various settings.

Generalization

300

Interactions are effected by the __________ in which they occur.

setting

300

Student _______________ is an effective tool for behavior change. _____________ has two components, measurement and evaluation (Loftin, Gibb, & Skiba, 2005): That is, the student (1) measures and records his or her own behavior (measurement), and then (2) compares that recorded behavior to a pre-determined standard (evaluation).

Self-monitoring

300

_____________ communication is described as deliberate and intended to have an effect on a communication partner.

Intentional

300

The teacher uses a motion to encourage engagement in the desired communicative behavior. This is an example of a _____________ prompt.

gestural/ nonverbal
300

Community-based and home instruction should ______________ between 14 and 21 years old.

increase

400

The nature of relationships change with ______.

age

400

Video modeling can be utilized as a form of self-__________.

prompting

400

Spoken words, written words, line drawings, photographs, sign language, objects, and tactile symbols are forms of _______________ communication.

symbolic

400

The most obtrusive type of prompt is a _________ prompt. This occurs when physical contact in utilized in order to encourage an individual to engage in a behavior.

physical

400
Appropriately responding to an emergency, using first aid, recognizing and avoiding hazards, and creating a safe environment are examples of __________________ skills.

home safety

500

When monitoring a student's interactions with peers in class, we should monitor the frequency of the interactions and __________________________.

appropriateness and quality of interactions

500

Having students evaluate their daily behavior is an example of ___________________.

self-evaluation

500
Facial expressions, physical position, conventional gestures (nodding, pointing, etc.) are examples of the ______________ mode of communication.

gestural/ nonverbal

500

Once skills are mastered, prompts should ____________ over time.

fade/ decrease

500

_________________ is a beneficial instructional strategy utilized when teaching a strategy involving many steps. This process breaks up the process into manageable steps to increase student success.

Task analysis