Exam 1 Part 4 Flashcards
Is an IEP or IFSP more flexible in terms of types of services that a child can receive?
IFSP
What are the 7 principles of EI?
How infants/toddlers learn, all families can support their child’s learning with supports, service coordinator rule, family focused intervention, functional IFSP outcomes, coordinated service, use EBP
What is the difference between the 7 principles of EI and 10 assumptions of EI?
10 assumptions are what you bringing to intervention and the 7 principles are what you need to meet during therapy
Awareness of where you are in space
Proprioceptive
In communication theory: has message in mind
Sender
In communication theory: waits to receive message
Receiver
In communication theory: methods used to convey the message
Medium
Ways to transfer information; listener has to also send a message back to the sender
Tube theory of communication
0-10 months; intention attributed to sender by receiver; baby says “goo” and sender (parents) says “oh he said _____”
Perlocutionary stage
8/10 - 18 months; child uses first words intentionally
Illocutionary stage
18+ months; Putting more words together
Locutionary stage
What are some early speech acts?
Labelling, repeating, answering, requesting, calling, greeting, etc.
Proximity
Proxemic
Movement
Kinesic
Extra communication meaning
Paralinguistic
