Questions
Assessment
Medical Perspective
Identification
Facts
100

According to the Learning Disabilities of BC, how many Canadians have an LD?  

1 in 10 Canadians have a learning disability

100

Used to establish what your students already know when they start your course.

What is diagnostic assessment.

100

A non-evidence-based strategy that 'treats' an LD. 

What is Irlen Syndrome? 

100

Understanding and expressing information using words

What is Language Processing

100

Nearly 1/3 of children who have an LD also have this

What is ADHD

200

Does a learning disability count as a disability Canada?

YES!!!!

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)provides learning disability benefits like the Canadian Disability Tax Credit for families dealing with learning disabilities.

200

This provides information to the student and/or the teacher about the effectiveness of the student's learning.

What is formative assessment

200

The medical specialty that focuses on the structure and function of the nervous system

What is neurology

200

Perceiving or organizing visual information

What is Visual-spatial processing 

200

One of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders of childhood that is not an LD

What is ADHD

300

How do we know a child should be assessed? 

Struggling with:

  • Reading, writing, math, or language skills
300

This type of assessment results in a judgment about the overall effectiveness of the student's learning.

What is summative assessment?

300

They are etiological perspectives that contribute to Learning Disabilities

How are acquired trauma and heredity connected?  

300

Carrying out hand-eye activities

What is Visual-motor processing 

300

Who are resilient, and learn to manage challenges and achieve success. 

What are those that are diagnosed with a Learning Disability? 

400

Can a family doctor diagnose an LD? 

No

400

This is used to support data-driven decision-making and measure knowledge, skills, or abilities against defined competencies or learning outcomes.

What is assessment?


400

They come in many forms and their effects are different from person to person

What are Learning Disabilities? 

400

Identifying and manipulating speech sounds

What is Phonological processing

400

Learning Disabilities that affect mathematics

What is dyscalculia
500

The difference between a learning disability and an intellectual disability? 

SS of 70 

Intellectual Disability is characterized by significant limitations in two areas; cognitive and adaptive

500

This type of assessment is like your dashboard on your car. It gives you information that will allow you to modify your lesson plan based on student feedback.

This is formative assessment

500

Medical model diagnosis and treatment approaches

What is pharmaceutical and/or controversial approaches to treat an LD
500

Holding information in ones mind while also using the information

What is working memory

500

A child with a learning disability is like a cricket player who has the “ability” to hit home runs but is given a broken bat to use.  S/he doesn’t have the chance to prove how great s/he really is.

What is TRUE