Chapter IV: Components of Special snd Inclusive Education Flashcards

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This process begins by identifying students who have additional needs and who may be at risk for developmental disabilities.

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Referral for evaluation and special education services

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What are the examples of pre-referral strategies

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• Observation of the child’s behaviour, including interactions with parents, teachers, and peers
• Interview of parents and teachers
• Review of school records
• Analysis of child’s academic output

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It is a preventative approach intended to address struggling students’ academic or behavioral challenges in the classroom.

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A pre-referral process

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This process involves recognition of potential problems, Parent or teacher observation, Review of School Records

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Initial Identification

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This process involves small group instructions and Direct Instruction

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Determination of teaching areas and strategies

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This process involves Addition in class or after school support, Modification of Classroom, and Modification of Instruction

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Implementation of teaching programs

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This process involves determining effectiveness of Program on learning and behaviour

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Evaluation of teaching programs

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This involves collecting information about a child’s strength and needs to make instructional decisions.

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Assessment

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What are the two types of Assessment

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Informal Assessment
Authentic Assessment

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What is an example of Informal assessment?

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Using inventories where a teacher listens to a child read while counting for accuracy and speed

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This allow students to apply knowledge and skills in meaningful, real-world settings (e.g classroom, playground, etc.)

This is more of a real-life assessment task

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Authentic Assessment

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What are some examples of authentic assessment?

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performance-based tests, project-based learning exams, interviews, and multimedia projects.

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Accommodations and Circular Modifications (read on the handouts)

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• Parents Involvement
• Home-School Communication
• Parent-Teacher Conferences
• Written Communication
• Digital Communication
• Home-School Contract

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These are face to face meetings held between parents and teachers.

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Parents-Teacher Conferences

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It contains an agreement between teachers and parents regarding behavior and academic goals for a student with a disability.

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Home-School Contract.

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