Child behaviors
Repetitive behavior that only provides sensory stimulation.
What is Self-stimulate?
A student's change or lack of change in academic performance or behavior as a result of instruction.
What is RTI (Response to intervention)?
The teacher is aware of students' needs and can meet them.
What is general education classes?
The understanding that speech flows and can be broken down into small units of sounds
What is Phonological awareness?
An inherited condition that impairs hearing and retinitis pigmentosa.
What is Usher syndrome?
Repeating physical self-abuse to one self.
What is Self-injurious behavior (SIB)?
A legal document that describes the educational services a student receives.
What is IEP (individual education program)?
A small class that is instructed for their particular needs away from their non-disabled peers.
What is self-contained?
The understanding that specific words can be broken down into individual sounds.
What is Phonemic awareness?
There is damage to the chromosome and an extra chromosome.
What is Down syndrome?
What is PBIS?
A legal document that describes the educational services an infant or 3-year-old receives.
What is IFSP (individual family service plan)?
Those who have physical disabilities with no alternative to being in school.
What is homebound instruction?
Students have problems with their handwriting, spelling, and composition.
What is Written language?
A disorder that affects attention and hyperactivity.
What is ADHD?
A child striking out against others either verbally or physically.
What is Externalizing Behavior?
A tool teachers use to help students with behavioral or emotional disorders.
What is FBA (functional behavioral assessment)?
The teacher is aware of students' needs and a special educator helps with instructions.
What is general education with consultation?
Students have a problem blending words together and are not able to communicate with others.
What is Spoken language?
The child is not good at making friends and is withdrawn.
What is EBD (Emotional or Behavioral disorder)?
What is Internalizing behavior?
A parent/ teacher scale that is used to monitor progress in social/adaptive behavior.
What is the social responsiveness scale (SRS)?
All-day placement for exceptional who need this level of dedication to meet their needs.
What is Special day school?
A specific learning disability where students have difficulties with the computation of math facts and word problems.
What is Dyscalculia?
What is Behavioral inhibition?