Introductory Info
"Person with a disability" is an example of ?
Person first language
Which law ensured a free and appropriate public education for individuals with disabilities?
IDEA
Give an example of an adapted sport
goalball, wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball etc.
Give an example of a movement based assessment that is appropriate for an IWD
Brockport, TGMD3, Milanni Comparetti, BOT2, Peabody Developmental Motor Scales, Sport Skills program guide...
The identification of unique needs is a foundational basis of an ___________ ______________ __________
IEP
Putting people with and without disabilities into the same setting is an example of ?
Integration
This law was designed to support aspects of every day life for IWD
ADA
An athlete practicing with the team but not competing is an example of what type of sport delivery option?
Parallel
The Brockport Physical Fitness test is an example of a(n) ___________ referenced test
Criterion
What is Universal Design for Learning with regard to planning activities for IWD?
Anticipating differences ahead of time and planning for them prior to instruction rather than after the instruction takes place
A special education class is an example of what kind of setting?
Segregated
An IEP is required for students with disabilities under which law?
IDEA
Define Unified Sport
A sport team with individuals with and without disabilities on it participating together
What is the difference between norm and criterion referenced standards?
Norm: compares one person to a group
Criterion: compares a person to a predetermined criterion or level of mastery
What is the difference between norm and criterion referenced standards?
Norm: compares one person to a group
Criterion: compares a person to a predetermined criterion or level of mastery
Explain "equal opportunity" when it comes to sports and education for IWD and how "equally effective" is related to equal opportunity
To be equally effective, they have to have equal opportunity to attain the same results, gain the same benefits, or reach the same levels of achievement
Explain direct and related services and give an example of each
Direct: required by law for everyone, example: PE
Related: as needed, not required for everyone, example: PT/OT
Explain sport classifications and why they are used in Adapted Sport
an assessment process conducted to ensure that competition is equitable and that the athlete's impairment minimizes the impact on the sport performance
List one similarity and one difference between Fitnessgram and the Brockport Physical Fitness tests
Similarity: some of the test items are the same, healthy fitness zone, criterion referenced
Difference: adapted fitness zone, more/different/functional test items in BPFT, adapted fitness zone, standardized for IWD (BPFT)
Explain the placement continuum for PE/APE in terms of example settings and how that relates to LRE
Based on needs, IWD can be placed in any of 9 levels of placement from general to hospital settings. We want them to be in the setting most appropriate for them, keeping in mind that integrated may not always be appropriate (LRE)
What is the definition of Physical Education according to the law?
individualized program that includes: physical and motor fitness, fundamental motor skills and patterns, aquatics, dance, and sports/games
Explain the difference between Least Restrictive Environment and Integration
LRE required by law, puts IWD in the most appropriate setting
Integration: IWD/IWOD are put into the same setting
Adapted: refers to making modifications to something
Adaptive: describes a person's behavior
What are the three criteria for eligibility in Adapted PE?
1. Delayed motor development
2. Low motor skill performance
3. Poor health related physical fitness
Why is it important for a PE/APE teacher to prepare support personnel?
They usually are not prepared to work in movement based settings, so they know what is expected of them...