History/ IDEA
Learning Disabilities
Autism/ Behavior
Support Strategies
Intellectual Disabilities
Vocabulary
100

The law that protects all students from discrimination in school.

The Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act

100

A learning disability is the same as an intellectual disability T/F

FALSE

100

Who is someone in a movie, tv show, or pop culture that would be considered on the autism spectrum?

Elon Musk, Rain man, the good doctor, Dan Akroyd, etc.

100

What is scaffolding?

A support system that gradually decreases the amount of support offered

100

What must a person's IQ be to be diagnosed with an intellectual disability?

70 or below

100

What is an exceptional learner?

A student who requires special education support to reach their full potential

200

The environment with the fewest amount of restrictions the best supports students' learning. All students have a right to learn in this space.

What is the LRE? (least restrictive environment)

200

the learning disability that affects writing

What is Disgraphia

200

What is a spectrum disorder?

A disorder with a wide variation in severity of symptoms

200

What is modeling?

Showing someone step by step how to complete a task in person or through video

200

What are adaptive skills?

Skills a person needs to function independently in the community. Life skills

200

What does A B C stand for?

300

What are some ways that we identify children with a disability?

-Pediatrician, RTI, psycho-educational testing, parent or teacher referrals

300

Name three areas that a learning disability could affect

reading, writing, math, memory, language

300

The three main components that Autism affects

Behavior, Communication, Social skills

300

What is task analysis?

Breaking down a task into smaller steps to complete. This could be presented in a list form

300

For a person to be diagnosed with an intellectual disability they must have limitations in these two areas

executive function/adaptive skills and IQ

300

What is the LRE?

The least restrictive environment/ the environment with the least restrictions or interventions that a student will be successful in

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How does RTI work?

RTI is a multi-tiered system of identification for students who may be struggling

400

What are some causes of learning disabilities?

genetics, premature birth, environmental factors such as fetal alcohol syndrome

400

What are some behaviors you might observe in someone who is on the autism spectrum?

lack of eye contact, self-stimulatory behavior, walking back and forth, limited language

400

What is the difference between an accommodation and modification

Accommodation changes how, modification changes what we learn

400

What causes an intellectual disability? Give at least two causes...

genetics, illness, prenatal injury, environmental factors, complications during birth

400

What is FAPE

free and appropriate education

500

Once a child is identified and qualifies for Special Education services, what is the detailed plan of services unique to the student called?

Individualized Education Plan

500

Is ADHD a learning disability?

no

500

How does Autism affect IQ?

it doesn't.

500

What is self-monitoring?

student teaches themselves and monitors their own progress

500

What is self determination and why is it important for someone with ID

having awareness of strengths/challenges and having the autonomy to make decisions about ones life

500

What is metacognition?

thinking about your own thinking