Final Flashcards

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Who qualifies for ELL services

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English language learners who’s primary language of the home is a language other than English

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What does the term at risk mean

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Refers to children who might have Barriers to overcome or struggles in school or life because of there life’s social circumstances

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3
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The acknowledgment

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I acknowledge we are on the unseated territory of the Katzie and kwantlen First Nations

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When did the last residential school close

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1996-the gorodon residential school in punnichy, Saskatchewan

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Poverty and its affects on physical and mental health

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Low achievements
School performance
Parent support
Lack of early childhood education
Larger achievement gap
Behaviour problems

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FASD barriers

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Language development
Attention and activity level
Executive function
Adaptive function

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Communication disorders

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Impairments in sending, receiving, processing or comprehending verbal, nonverbal, speech and communication

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Language disorders

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Impaired comprehension and use of spoken, written and other symbol systems

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ADHD strategies and interventions

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Hands on learning
Variety of ways to demonstrate learning outcomes
Teach students using the senses

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FASD barriers and strategies

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General intelligence, attention and activity level, hearing loss, low vision,

Build routines, use visual schedule, ask why and adress, give time to think

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Extreme poverty barriers and strategies

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Larger achievement gap, lower levels of learning, poor social environment

Build relationships, understand and control stress, develop growth mindset, boost engagement

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ADHD barriers and strategies

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Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsiveness

Hands on activities, teach using senses, provide variety of ways to demonstrate learning outcomes

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Severe communication disorder

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Difficulty understanding others, sharing thoughts and feelings, cannot produce speech sounds correctly or fluently, has problems with voice

Alternative communication aids
Reduce background noise and distractions
Speak clearly and slow

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A recent immigrate to Canada

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Language barriers, identity and self esteem problems,

Teaching English with curriculum, provide sense of community, minimize changes in courses and teachers

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What do you do if you suspect abuse or neglect

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Listen to the students story, don’t ask leading questions, talk to teachers and see if they feel the same then as a team go to administrator, call child protection services
Call ministry of children and family services

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Culture considerations when working with an aboriginal student

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Not make assumptions about knowledge, sexuality or behaviour
Listen and learn together
Be flexible respectful and responsive
Create a safe environment
Understand aboriginal cultures

17
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Students of domestic violence

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Affects every member of family including children
Creates a home environment where child lives in constant fear
Flight or flight responses
Unable to establish nurturing bonds
Protect family secrets
Isolation- withdraw

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Symptoms of student who is a refugee

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Difficulty concentrating and completing tasks
Tiredness from lack of sleep
Impaired memory
Exaggerated startle response
Avoidance in particular activities
Irritable or hyper alert
Vomiting or stomach aches

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Symptoms of student diagnosed with FASD

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Low body weight
Poor coordination
Poor memory
Learning disabilities
Speech and Language delay
Difficulty with attention
Hyperactive behaviour

20
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Speech disorder

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Cannot produce speech sounds correctly, or fluently have problems with voice

21
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Language disorders

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Difficulty in understanding others sharing thoughts ideas and feelings

22
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Selective mutism

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Difficulty maintaining eye contact
Sensitivity to crowds
Social anxiety

Don’t put them on the spot
Speech therapy
Praise the child for trying to participate in activities

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ADHD

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staying on task, trouble focusing, overactive mind, easily bored

Give extra time
Positive reinforcement and feedback
Provide hands on Learning
Give breaks when needed

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Depression

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Lack of interest
Feeling sadness
Lower grades
Lack of energy
Give up easily

Build relationships
Give routines
Try mindfulness activities
Give extra time

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Anxiety

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Feeling on edge
Being irritable
Having tense muscles
Poor sleep
Difficulty concentrating

Mindfulness activities
Bulks routine
Safe environment
Use 333 rule
Don’t pressure them