Disability Categories Flashcards

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require medical diagnosis in order to receive services

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OHI, TBI, MD, hearing impairment, visual impairment, deaf-blindness

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do not require medical diagnosis for services

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speech or language impairment, SLD, developmental delay, ID

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Most common disability

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SLD

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SLD

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disorder of at least on psychological process affecting spoken and written language

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phonological awareness

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understanding of how sounds combine to create unique words

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Dyslexia

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learning disability in basic reading skills

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Dyscalcula

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SLD in mathematical reasoning or claculation

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Dysgraphia

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ability to use written expression is impaired

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Concrete-semiconcrete-abstract

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use of manipulatives, representation, abstract level

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cover- copy - compare

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studies the word, covers the word, writes the word from memory, and then compares spelling to original

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presentation accommodation

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braille, auditory, large print

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response accomocation

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oral presentation, scribes

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setting accommodation

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learning in a quiet setting

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timing and scheduling accommodation

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allow frequent breaks

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speech or language impairment

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communication disorder characterized by impairments in voice, speech fluency, articulation or language

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voice disorders

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vocal quality such as pitch, loudness, or tone significantly differs from age or social expectations

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dysphonia

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voice disorder

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repetition

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single sound within a word is repeated

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prolongation

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occurs when a sound within a word is held out for longer than typical

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interjections

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word fillers

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blocks

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inability to initiate a sound or an inaudible utterance during a pause in speech

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revisions

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speaker pauses to revise their speech

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cluttering

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characterized by speech that is rapid or has an irregular rate

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articulation impairments

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difficulty with motor production and/or phonological representation of speech sounds

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apraxia of speech
individuals brain has difficulty processing the motor plan to initiate and carry out speech movements
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dysarthria
muscle weakness impairs ability to speak, resulting in slow or slurred speech
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language impairments
difficulty comprehending and/or using spoken language
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phonology
the pattern of sound in languages
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morphology
word structure
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syntax
structure of sentences
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mean length of utterances
average number of morphemes per utterance
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semantics
understanding of the meaning of words and combinations of words in language
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pragmatics
use of figurative language in natural settings
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speech and stuttering modification strategies
rate control, prolonged syllables, light articulatory contact, using appropriate pausing, reducing physical tension
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OHI
chronic and acute health conditions
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ADHD
largest percentage of learners under OHI, inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
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Tourette syndrome
neurological disorder often characterized by tics
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tics
repetitive, stereotyped involuntary movements or vocalizations
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OHI qualifications
acute or chronic health conditions which impacts strength, vitality, and alertness, resulting in limited engagement during instruction and adversely impacts education performance
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flexible seating
standing or adapted seating
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graphic organizers
visual map or diagram used to organize information
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autism
developmental disability that significantly affects communication and social interaction
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echolalia
repetition of words and phrases
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ASD triad of impairment
social relationships, social communication, restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior
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Modeling
demonstration of target behavior by instructor to encourage imitation of the behavior by the learner
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prompting
verbal, gestural or physical assistance which ensures a student correctly performs target behavior
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ABA
research based system of educational and behavioral interventions used with ASD
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FBA
use a variety of data to ascertain the function or purpose, behind a behavior
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antecedent based interventions
address circumstances that precede a behavior
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differential reinforcement of alternative behavior
reinforces a specific or acceptable behavior other than the problem behavior
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self monitoring
puts students with autism in control of monitoring their own behavior and reinforcing according to pre set expectation
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on task behavior interventions
students given a cue which signals them to record if they were on task when the cue occured
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social skills training
direct instruction in expected social behaviors
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scripting
verbal or written script to follow in order to perform a certain skill
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alternative or augmentative communicationn
use of any additional communication method to improve someones ability to communicate
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picture exchange system
hand pictures to a partner as a way to communicate
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discrete trial training
ABA based, antecedent stimulus, student response and consequence
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errorless learning
student prompted to give correct response until they can do it consistently
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natural environment training
instructional system that uses many of same ABA principles as DTT but instruction occurs using items readily available in the students natural environment
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extinction
removal of all reinforcement from an undesired behavior
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structured teaching
educational structure featuring clearly defined learning areas and visually supported learning tasks
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developmental delay
failure to meet developmental milestones
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Intellectual disability
general intellectual functioning significantly below average with co-occuring deficits in adaptive behavior
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adaptive behavior
communication, self care, and social skills
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conceptual skills
the ability to think about and understand concepts through creativity, analysis, memory and attention
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Down syndrome
most common genetic cause of ID
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Fragile X syndrome
most common genetically inherited cause of ID in males
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task analysis
breaking a skill into smaller, more manageable commponents
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modifications
change WHAT is taught
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accommodations
change HOW things are taught
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Anxiety Disorders
GAD, OCD, Panic Disorder, PTSD
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Mood Disorders
Bipolar, major depression
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Psychotic Disorders
schizophrenia
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Disruptive Behavior Disorders
ODD, conduct disorder
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Token Economy
students acquire tokens for appropriate behavior which may be later exchanged for other reinforces
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Multiple Disability exclusion diagnosis
does not include deaf blindness
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IDEA 13
Speech or Language Impairment, SLD, ASD, Developmental Delay, ID, ED, MD, Deafness and Hearing Impairment, Orthopedic Impairment, Blindness and Visual Impairment, Deaf-Blidness, TBI