Autism
Reciting words or phrases repeatedly when nervous or overstimulated
What is Echolalia?
The most appropriate setting in which students can learn speech and language skills and practice them is in
What is the general education classroom?
Two factors mentioned in the text that affect parents' reaction to their children with intellectual disabilities.
What is culture and religion?
When someone has some vision, but they have difficulty accomplishing typical visual tasks
What is low vision?
Disabilities that are not common
What are low incidence disabilities?
The name people gave mothers of children with autism to explain an early belief of the cause of autism.
What is "refrigerator" mothers?
CAPD stands for
What is Central Auditory Processing Disorder?
When collaborating with parents of children with ID this is your first priority
What is understanding the parents' point of view?
A specialized series of hearing tests to determine if a hearing loss exists
What is an audiological evaluation?
The result of a sudden and significant insult to the brain
What is traumatic brain injury?
Community membership skills for individuals with ASD should begin
What is before the formal transition plan?
Peer teasing of students with speech and language disorders can cause this
What is struggling socially and emotionally?
Two factors that strongly influence inclusive practices for students with intellectual disabilities
What are school climate and parents' views?
Students who are functionally blind typically learn to read and write with this
What is braille?
This disability is a group of conditions involving muscle control, posture, and movement that is not progressive, meaning that it does not get worse over time.
What is Cerebral palsy?
The services students on the spectrum need when they have difficulties with sensory issues
What is Occupational Therapy (OT)?
The way in which speech-language services are implemented depends on this
What is the nature of the disability?
Daily skills necessary for independence such as brushing your teeth or taking a bath
What are adaptive behavior skills?
This education approach uses American Sign Language as the primary language of instruction and English is taught as a second language through reading and writing print
What is the bilingual-bicultural (Bi-Bi) approach?
The most common chronic illness among children that is a lung disease causing episodes of extreme difficulty breathing
What is asthma?
A method of communication for people with ASD that mislead many professionals
What is Facilitated Communication?
Students with this struggle on a daily basis in following oral directions and general listening
What is CAPD?
What does it stand for?
Two factors that should be considered together before labeling a student Intellectually Disabled
What are IQ and adaptive behavior skills?
An electronic device that directly stimulates the hearing nerve in the cochlea, or inner ear
What is a cochlear implant?
A metabolic disorder in which the body cannot properly break down sugars and store them
What is Diabetes?