Speech and More
The number one rule of speech mandate on IEP.
What is PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH?
Visual cues that instruct students to perform or help shape behaviors.
What is Super Symbols?
What is Vocabulary?
10 seconds of silence.
What is Wait Time?
One teacher as primary instructor while the other observes.
What is One teach One observe?
The model of a speech provider working inside a classroom.
What is collaboration?
An alternative to the student's voice.
What is AAC?
Wilson and Seeing Stars are some examples of programs for this skill.
What is Decoding?
An example of it is 'oh I don't have pencils'?
What is Sabotage?
What is each teacher instructs half of the students?
A DOE goal of moving students along the continuum.
What is Least Restrictive Environment?
An example of a dynamic AAC.
What is iPad?
A short text or book that addresses a functional topic.
What is Social Stories?
For non-readers.
What is Symbol cues?
The model that groups rotate.
What is Station Teaching?
Teachers, Paraprofessionals and Speech Therapists all share this.
What is roles?
A GOTALK is an example of this type of AAC.
What is a static display device?
The Story Grammar Elements that address the WHO, WHERE, WHEN.
What is Main Character and Setting?
We use the same book 5 times in a row.
What is Repetition?
The model that one teacher instruct and the other assists students.
What is One Teach One Drift?
The domain that "focuses on reasoning."
What is 3B?
ALL THE TIME.
What is the time that AAC should be used?
"Raining Cats & Dogs"
Demonstrating an appropriate tone of voice or grammatically correct sentences.
What is Modeling?
The most ideal form of collaboration.
What is Team Teaching?