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Adaptations

100

Name two classroom adaptations for students with TBI

Answers will vary; reduce lighting, task analysis, reduce noise level, slow pace for new materials, repetition

200

Name three classroom adaptations for students with Orthopedic Impairment

answers will vary; accessible tables, more space in classrooms, accessible bathrooms, minimize travel, adaptive phy. ed.

300

Name four adaptations for students with Bipolar Disorder

answers will vary; take a break, handpicked teachers, special chairs, frequent bathroom breaks

400

Name five adaptations for students with EBD

answers will vary; variety of materials, soft toys, monitor closely, extra time, opportunity to play alone

500

Name the 9 types of Adaptations

size, time, level support, input, difficulty, output, participation, alternate goals and substitute curriculum

Speech and language

100

Speech consists of what?

Articulation, Voice use, and fluency

200

In the 'building blocks of speech sound development' which sounds were most difficult for children?

th, s, z, r

300

At 24 months a typical child's language development should be what?

Has vocabulary of approx. 150-300 words. Volume and pitch of voice not yet well controlled.

400

What is the iceberg analogy of Stuttering?

fear, shame, guilt, anxiety, hopelessness, isolation, denial

500

In Genreal Education who do the three tiers of language concerns pertain to?

Tier 1: All students Tier 2: School intervention Teams Tier 3: Student Support team

Behavior

100

What does ABC stand for?

Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

200

What is the difference between proactive and reactive?

Proactive: controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than waiting to respond to it after it happens. Reactive: Tending to react to events and situations

300

What are the basic tiers of a conversation map?

Greeting, Comment or Question, Body, Short explanation, Farewell

400

Name 5 proactive instructional strategies

Visual supports, choice, praise, rapport, task analysis, direct instruction, routines, sensory programming, positive and specific feedback

500

What does CSEFEL stand for?

Center of Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning

Mental Health

100

What percent of children and adolescents in the U.S meet diagnostic criteria for Mental Health Disorder with impaired functioning

21%

200

50% percent of Mental Health cases began at what age?

14

300

What is Resilience and what are 2 common resiliencys young people tend to have

Resilience: the capacity to bounce back during difficult times. Answers may vary; confidence, communication skills, social skills, empathy and understanding

400

What does MDE stand for? and how long does it normally last?

Major Depressive Episode; lasts 7-9 months

500

Name 3 Cognitive Distortions

All or nothing thinking, overgeneralization, the mental filter, personalization, jumping to conclusions, emotional reasoning

Miscellaneous

100

Name two Chapters from the book 'Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew'

Answers will vary

200

What is the neurotransmitter responsible for mood stabilization, sleep promotion and focused mind

Serotonin

300

What is Head start?

A program of the United States Department of Health and Human Services that provides comprehensive early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children and their families.

400

Name five things to do before a Referral

Document, parent communication, consult, para teaching, classroom accommodations, task analysis

500

What is CESA? and what 3 of the services they provide?

Cooperative Education Service Agency; Mentor, connect, support train and mentor, help