Jeopardy #1.0 Flashcards
What is the expanded core curriculum?
the specialized training areas that kids with V.I require in addition to the core curriculum
What is an orientation and mobility specialist?
someone who teaches independent movement and travel skills to kids who are visually impaired
what is a video magnifier?
technology device for students with low vision that magnifies printed materials on a monitor
What is incidental learning?
Informal acquisition
of knowledge and
skills through
watching or listening
to others, observation,
etc.
WHAT IS
LEGAL
BLINDNESS?
Visual acuity is 20/200 or
worse – in the better eye &
with best correction
and/or
Visual field is restricted to 20
degrees or less.
WHAT IS A
SPEECH AND
LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGIST?
professional who
specializes in working
with kids who have
communication
disorders.
WHAT IS
A FLUENCY
DISORDER?
(specifically
stuttering)
Frequent hesitations
and repetitions of
word sounds are
commonly classified
as this type of speech
disorder.
WHAT IS
AN ARTICULATION
DISODER?
Substitutions, omissions
and lisps may be
classified as this type of
speech disorder.
WHAT ARE
“EXPRESSIVE”
OR “RECEPTIVE”
LANGUAGE
DISORDERS?
Language
disorders are
often classified
using these two
terms.
WHAT ARE
SPECIFIC
LANGUAGE
IMPAIRMENTS?
limitations in language that
exist without the presence
of other disabilities.
WHAT IS AN
ORAL/AURAL
COMMUNICATION
APPROACH?
educational
approach emphasizes
teaching kids with
hearing impairments
how to listen and speak
WHAT IS
AN
AUDIOGRAM?
chart shows
the softest sounds a
person can hear at
various frequencies.
WHAT IS
SENSORI-NEURAL
HEARING LOSS?
Exposure to noise,
high fever, and
genetic & hereditary
conditions can cause
this type of hearing
loss.
WHAT IS
CONDUCTIVE
HEARING LOSS?
This type of hearing loss is
typically caused by problems
with the outer or middle ear
(e.g., from otitis media) and
interferes with sound waves
from being transmitted to the
cochlea.
This is the current
ratio of children born
with autism spectrum
disorders.
1 in 44
WHAT IS ABA
(Applied Behavioral
Analysis)?
intervention
approach involves
functional behavioral
assessments, very
structured practice of
skills, and carefully
applied consequences.
WHAT IS
PECS
(Picture Exchange
Communication
System)?
term describes a
very systematic, phased
approach to using
pictures as a means of
communication.
WHAT IS
ASPERGER’S
SYNDROME?
describes
those who experience the social and
emotional characteristics of autism,
but who do not have significant verbal
or cognitive limitations. This
condition now is more likely to be
considered a social-communication
disorder.
WHAT IS THE
IRVING
INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
V. TATRO?
Court case that held the
provision of clean
intermittent
catheterization was a
related service and not a
medical service under
IDEA
WHAT IS
RADICAL
ACCELERATION?
young person
graduating from college
three or more years
earlier than is customary
WHAT IS TWICE
EXCEPTIONAL?
students
who are gifted AND
identified with a
disability.
WHO IS
KATHLEEN
HOLTZ?
graduated from
CSULA at the age of
10 and currently is
the youngest lawyer in
CA.
WHAT IS CEDAR
RAPIDS COMMUNITY
SCHOOL DIS. V. GARRET F
Court case that held that if
services in question are
related to keeping the child
with disabilities in school and
able to access educational
opportunities available to
others IDEA funded school
districts must provide such
services.
