Exam 2 Peds Flashcards
what is level one of scribbling
crayon. random motions all over page
what is level two scribbling
controlled scribble. scribble around an object, in circular motion
what is the pre-literacy writing development of young children
mechanical process: draw/scribble
perceptual: connects to reading
acquisition of language
spelling/phonology
when do children start scribbling on paper
10 to 12 months
when does fluency develop
3rd or 4th grade
when can children read at adult speed
by 9th grade
what are the three pencil grip progressions?
whole hand primitive, transitional, mature
what are the domains of handwriting?
writing the alphabet, copying, near point copying, far point copying, manuscript to cursive, writing dictated words, composition
what is a neuro developmental approach to handwriting interventions
postural/arm prep
muscle tone
proximal stability/strength
what is an acquisitional type of handwriting intervention
practice
repetition
feedback
reinforcement
what is a biomechanical approach to handwriting interventions
posture
paper position
pencil grip
writing tools
the educational handicapped act of 1975 turned into what
IDEA; individuals with disabilities education act; improved in 2004
what is FAPE
free appropriate education
what is LRE
least restrictive environment
what is IEP
individualized educational plan; it is the law, must be followed
what are the different settings of special education?
general classroom collaboration resource room self contained special school residential
what is MFE
multi factored evaluation
what is section 504
prevents discrimination based in disabilities
what is service
iep
what is accommodation
removing barriers
what is accommodation
removing barriers
what is PLEP
present levels of performance
where are PLEP found
occupational profile
what are the 3 tiers of response to intervention
tier 1: universal/core intervention; 80%
tier 2: targeted intervention; 15%
tier 3: intensive intervention; special education; 5%
what part of IDEA does early intervention fall under
part c
what part of IDEA does special education services fall under
part b
what assessment can qualify a child for early intervention
batelle
when should evaluation/process happen
within 45 days of referral
what age group is used for the degangi berk test of sensory integration
3 to 5 years
is the degangi berk norm or criterion referenced
criterion
what is the purpose of the degangi berk
early detection of sensory integration deficits leading to early intervention
what age range does the school function assessment focus on
kindergarten to sixth grade
what is the purpose of the school function assessment
evaluate school related functional activities and how an elementary school kid interacts with their environment
is the school function assessment norm or criterion referenced
criterion
what is the age range for AEPS
birth to 3 and 3 to 6
is AEPS norm or criterion referenced
criterion
what is the purpose of the AEPS
evaluates their developing functions and progression over time
what age group is addressed with the test of handwriting skills
6 to 18 years 11 months
is the test of handwriting skills norm or criterion referenced
norm
what is the age group for the test of visual perceptual skills
4 years to 18 years 11 months
is the test of visual perceptual skills norm or criterion referenced
norm
what age group does the BOT2 address
4 years to 21
what is the purpose of the BOT2
test fine and gross motor skills
is the BOT2 norm or criterion referenced
norm
what age group does the Peabody assess
birth to 5
what is the purpose of the peabody
measures motor abilities
is the peabody norm or criterion referenced
norm
what age group does the Battelle address
birth to 7
is the Battelle norm or criterion referenced
norm
what age group does the beery vmi address
2 to 100
is the beery vmi norm or criterion based
norm
