Accommodations
This accommodation is the most used and is almost always approved for students.
What is time and a half?
Due to not fully understanding the world around them, what skill do visually impaired students struggle to develop?
What are social skills?
What law ensures students with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education?
What is IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)?
Deaf culture emphasizes shared language, experiences, and community. True or False?
What is True?
What device amplifies sound for individuals with hearing loss?
What are Hearing Aids?
This form of tactile material allows students to read text with their fingers through raised dots.
What is Brailie?
True or false. Students with visual disabilities engage in higher rates of cooperative play.
False
This type of classroom includes students with and without disabilities learning together.
What is an inclusion classroom
This school, founded in 1817, was the first permanent school for the Deaf in the U.S.
What is the American School for the Deaf?
This surgically implanted device provides a sense of sound to individuals with severe hearing loss.
What is a Cochlear Implant?
Visually impaired students should be able to navigate their classroom with confidence. What classroom concept allows students to do that?
What is an open concept floor plan?
What characteristics appear the same in two individuals with the same disability?
What is none?
What is an individualized plan developed for students with disabilities?
What is an IEP (Individualized Education Program)?
What is the name of the only liberal arts university for Deaf students in the U.S.?
What is Gallaudet University?
What type of phone allows Deaf individuals to communicate through video and sign language?
What is a Video Relay Service (VRS)?
What are the four categories to consider when creating accommodations for visually impaired students?
What are presentation, setting, response, and scheduling/timing?
How long is the lag in the development of play skills for students with disabilities?
What is two years?
This professional helps facilitate communication between Deaf and hearing individuals.
What is an Interpreter?
This concept refers to pride in Deaf identity and culture.
What is Deaf Gain or Deaf Pride?
This device converts sound into vibrations that can be felt.
What is a Vibrating Alert System?
What accommodations can allow students to continue learning as they begin using Braille?
What are auditory resources?
Why will a visually impaired student who lacks play skills choose familiar toys?
Due to decreased exploratory behaviors and the development of motor skills.
Name one accommodation for Deaf or Hard of Hearing students in the classroom.
What is captioning, preferential seating, interpreters, note-takers, etc.?
Name one important value in Deaf culture related to communication.
What is Direct communication (or visual accessibility, eye contact, etc.)?
What technology displays spoken dialogue as text on a screen (commonly used on TV)?
What are Closed Captions?