Hearing Impairments
Appears attentive and distracted
What is characteristics of hearing impairments
Unusual eye placement
What are crossed eyes
Spina Bifida and amputation
What are the types of physical and motor impairments
Mental retardation
What are cognitive impairments
Curious, inquisitive, and independent
What are characteristics of giftedness
Range from mild to profound
What is hearing loss
Can't move easily around classroom
What is clumsiness
Can't reach far
What is limited range of motion
Learning disabilities
What is dyslexia, ADD, and dyscalcula
Improve skills
What are enrichment activities, providing resources, and giving guidance
No vocabulary or language skills
What is lack of speech and language development
Less than 4 people
What is a small group
Easier access to classroom
What are ramps
Articulation, voice disorders, stuttering
What are speech and language disorders
Test their knowledge
What is an IQ test
Improve overall hearing
What is a hearing aid
Structure the environment
What are tactile, olfactory, and auditory clues
Don't require cutlery
What are finger foods
Listening to child recall sentences
How to identify speech and language disorder
Used when speaking with them
What are open-ended sentences
Better communication
What is sign language
Irritated eyes
What are swollen, red eyelids
Classification
What is severe, moderate, and mild
Someone who can help the child improve their skills
What is a speech therapist
Working with others
What are small groups