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1
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what is level one of scribbling

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crayon. random motions all over page

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what is level two scribbling

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controlled scribble. scribble around an object, in circular motion

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what is the pre-literacy writing development of young children

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mechanical process: draw/scribble
perceptual: connects to reading
acquisition of language
spelling/phonology

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4
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when do children start scribbling on paper

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10 to 12 months

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5
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when does fluency develop

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3rd or 4th grade

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6
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when can children read at adult speed

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by 9th grade

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7
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what are the three pencil grip progressions?

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whole hand primitive, transitional, mature

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8
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what are the domains of handwriting?

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writing the alphabet, copying, near point copying, far point copying, manuscript to cursive, writing dictated words, composition

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9
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what is a neuro developmental approach to handwriting interventions

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postural/arm prep
muscle tone
proximal stability/strength

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10
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what is an acquisitional type of handwriting intervention

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practice
repetition
feedback
reinforcement

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11
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what is a biomechanical approach to handwriting interventions

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posture
paper position
pencil grip
writing tools

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12
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the educational handicapped act of 1975 turned into what

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IDEA; individuals with disabilities education act; improved in 2004

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13
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what is FAPE

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free appropriate education

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14
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what is LRE

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least restrictive environment

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15
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what is IEP

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individualized educational plan; it is the law, must be followed

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16
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what are the different settings of special education?

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general classroom
collaboration 
resource room 
self contained 
special school 
residential
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17
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what is MFE

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multi factored evaluation

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18
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what is section 504

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prevents discrimination based in disabilities

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19
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what is service

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iep

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20
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what is accommodation

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removing barriers

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21
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what is accommodation

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removing barriers

22
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what is PLEP

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present levels of performance

23
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where are PLEP found

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occupational profile

24
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what are the 3 tiers of response to intervention

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tier 1: universal/core intervention; 80%
tier 2: targeted intervention; 15%
tier 3: intensive intervention; special education; 5%

25
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what part of IDEA does early intervention fall under

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part c

26
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what part of IDEA does special education services fall under

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part b

27
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what assessment can qualify a child for early intervention

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batelle

28
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when should evaluation/process happen

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within 45 days of referral

29
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what age group is used for the degangi berk test of sensory integration

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3 to 5 years

30
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is the degangi berk norm or criterion referenced

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criterion

31
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what is the purpose of the degangi berk

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early detection of sensory integration deficits leading to early intervention

32
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what age range does the school function assessment focus on

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kindergarten to sixth grade

33
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what is the purpose of the school function assessment

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evaluate school related functional activities and how an elementary school kid interacts with their environment

34
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is the school function assessment norm or criterion referenced

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criterion

35
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what is the age range for AEPS

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birth to 3 and 3 to 6

36
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is AEPS norm or criterion referenced

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criterion

37
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what is the purpose of the AEPS

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evaluates their developing functions and progression over time

38
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what age group is addressed with the test of handwriting skills

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6 to 18 years 11 months

39
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is the test of handwriting skills norm or criterion referenced

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norm

40
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what is the age group for the test of visual perceptual skills

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4 years to 18 years 11 months

41
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is the test of visual perceptual skills norm or criterion referenced

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norm

42
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what age group does the BOT2 address

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4 years to 21

43
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what is the purpose of the BOT2

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test fine and gross motor skills

44
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is the BOT2 norm or criterion referenced

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norm

45
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what age group does the Peabody assess

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birth to 5

46
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what is the purpose of the peabody

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measures motor abilities

47
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is the peabody norm or criterion referenced

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norm

48
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what age group does the Battelle address

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birth to 7

49
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is the Battelle norm or criterion referenced

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norm

50
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what age group does the beery vmi address

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2 to 100

51
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is the beery vmi norm or criterion based

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norm

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