chapter 3 flash cards
differentiated instruction
tailoring instruction to meet individual needs
accommodations
changes in input and output processes in teaching and learning
modifications
changes in content or standards; they change the task or course content itself
adjustments
the ability to change things for the beneficial success of the children they are teaching; general term to include both accommodations and modifications.
textual materials
any type of materials that requires reading as the primary means of obtaining information
three types of textual materials
a. ) substitution of an alternative material in place of the existing textual materials
b. ) content enhancement techniques that that include strategies to increase comprehension and tactics for retaining information over time.
c. ) use of supplemental materials to assist in the use of text materials.
name the seven types of instructional material techniques of adapting.
- ) graphic organizers
- ) use of audio version of textual materials
- ) reading the materials aloud
- ) pair students
- ) use other ways to deliver the materials
- ) work with students individually or in small groups
- ) simplify existing materials
what are the four instructional delivery adjustments?
- ) location
- ) multisensory experiences
- ) lecture-related tactics
- ) instructional variation
name the twelve different homework adjustments.
- ) assign homework from the beginning of the year
- ) establish a class routine for homework
- ) communicate consequences
- ) minimize demands on teaching time
- ) present instructions clearly
- ) use assignment books
- ) evaluate assignments
- ) help students recognize the purpose and relevance of the assignment
- ) adapt assignments
- ) develop self-regulation skills
- ) consider student preferences
- ) communicate with parents
name the ten testing adjustments.
- ) test preparation (study guides)
- ) test construction (space, number of question)
- ) test administration
- ) form of response (oral, written)
- ) site of testing (distraction-free)
- ) forms of feedback
- ) curriculum modification
- ) use of portfolios
- ) use checklists
- ) development of shared grading approaches between general and special educators
name the top five testing adjustments that teachers think to be the most helpful.
- ) give extra help preparing for testing
- ) give individual help with directions during tests
- ) read test questions to students
- ) simplify wording of the test questions
- ) give practice questions as a study guide
name the three major grading adjustments.
- ) altering grading criteria (e.g., variant weights for assignments, individualized contracts)
- ) supplementing letter and number grades with additional information (e.g., comments, portfolio)
- ) providing alternative to number or letter grades (e.g., checklist)
name the top five testing adaptations middle schoolers prefer.
- ) open notes
- ) multiple choice over short answer/essay
- ) simplified words in questions
- ) practice questions
- ) open-book test
name the four testing adaptions teacher prefer.
- ) teachers reading questions aloud
- ) tests with fewer items than others
- ) tests covering less material for some students
- ) teaching of test-taking strategies
name the four co-teaching models
- ) supportive teaching
- ) parallel teaching
- ) complementary teaching
- )team teaching