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SPED 161 Flashcards

1
Q

What would most likely be provided for a child with documented OHI disability?
A) School Health services
B) A full time paraprofessional

A

A School health services (for other health impairment)

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2
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80 percent of all reported learning disabilities fell into ___

A

dyslexia

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3
Q

30% of students with a learning disability also have

A

ADHD

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4
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athsma, leukemia, and ADHD all fall under

A

IDEA other health impairment (OHI)

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5
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___ assessment occurs during the process of a unit or a course

A

formative

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6
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__ assessments are the type used in IEP updates

A

formal

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7
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a(n) ____ is a change in the way a test is given

A

accomodation

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8
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Who receives testing accomodations?

A

Students receiving special ed service or with 504 plans

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9
Q

What is more specific, IEP or 504

A

IEP

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10
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What falls under IDEA, IEP or 504

A

IEP

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11
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What is harder to qualify for, IEP or 504

A

IEP because it has to be one of 13 disabilities under IDEA

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12
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___ assessment is used to determine the impact of a particular disability on behavior

A

functional

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13
Q

students with intellectual disabilities typically have problem with executive functioning, learning and memory, ____ &___ skills, and __/___/__ abilities

A

language & communication; sensory/perceptual/spatial

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14
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___ change the circumstances of instruction while ___ changes content

A

accommodation; modification

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15
Q

repetition of key concepts should be s___ but i___

A

short; intense

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16
Q

incorporating m____ can be especially helpful when targeting skills in isolation

A

movement

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17
Q

students with expressive language need ca be helped by ch___ reading or m___

A

choral; music

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18
Q

memory is aided using a multi___ approach

A

sensory

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19
Q

behavior problems are recorded and observed in a ___

A

functional behavior assessment

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20
Q

transition planning should begin at age

A

14

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21
Q

special ed teachers are required to monitor transition progress and report to ___

A

parents

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22
Q

from ages 3-5 a school can make an ___ instead of an IEP

A

Individual family service plan (IFSP)

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23
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once children turn three they may be able to join the program called

A

preschool programs for children with disabilities (PPCD)

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24
Q

What is more stringent IEP or IFSP

A

IFSP

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25
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According to IDEA, transition planning begins at age

A

16

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26
Q

Problems identifying sounds that make up words

A

phonemic awarness

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27
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when students can’t make letter sound connections, __ need to be explicitly taught

A

phonics

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28
Q

students lacking phonemic awareness tend to __ words incorrectly

A

spell

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29
Q

students grade __ to __ use number sense to solve problems

A

k-2

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30
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___ is a strategy that helps students think through the stages of solving a math problem

A

verbalization

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31
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education for everyone became standard after

A

IDEA in 1978

32
Q

1973 rehabilitation act section 504 prohibited __ against persons with disabilities from a recipient of federal financial assistance

A

discrimination

33
Q

the rehabilitation act included no __ and no __

A

funding; monitoring

34
Q

IDEA was originally created in

A

1975

35
Q

Public law 99-457 reauthorized 94-142 aka

A

IDEA

36
Q

law 99-457 extended free and appropriate education to children ages

A

3-5

37
Q

law 99-457 required early intervention programs for ages

A

0-2

38
Q

99-457 established the requirements for the

A

individual family service plans (IFSP)

39
Q

101-476 emphasized

A

family rights

40
Q

101-476 extended eligibility for autism and

A

TBI

41
Q

101-476 included the definition of

A

Least Restrictive Environment

42
Q

Extended definition of LRE and required assistive tech and services included on every IEP

A

105-17

43
Q

2004 reauthorization that affected transition issues and created legal frameworks for student discipline

A

108-446

44
Q

108-446 defined

A

highly qualified

45
Q

Scientifically backed instructional practices in No Child Left Behind

A

108-446

46
Q

What are the two methods of classifying students with learning disabilities

A

IQ discrepancy model and response to intervention model

47
Q

IEPs are determined in the

A

ARD

48
Q

IEPs include (3)

A

current educational performance, annual goals, and support provided

49
Q

each annual goal in IEP must be

A

broken down into small steps called benchmarks

50
Q

93-112 is known as the

A

rehabilitation act

51
Q

as of 1990, the name of public law 94-142 is called

A

Individuals with disabilities education act (IDEA)

52
Q

If a student has autism, ___must make specific plan for that

A

the ARD

53
Q

if a student is blind the ____ must provide for braille

A

ARD

54
Q

if a student is blind the ARD must provide for a ___ __ __

A

certified vision teacher

55
Q

T/F: IDEA requires evaluation before provided sped service

A

True

56
Q

IDEA reevaluation occurs every

A

3 years

57
Q

an initial evaluation or a change in placement for sped requires notifying

A

parents

58
Q

Is parental consent needed for evaluation

A

yes, although schools can appeal if they refuse

59
Q

T/F: Parents have right to commission independent investigation

A

true

60
Q

Can independent investigation be done at school district expense?

A

Yes in certain circumstances

61
Q

Do parents have to consent to sped placement

A

yes but schools can appeal refusal

62
Q

the person leading a hearing if parents can’t agree with school placement

A

impartial hearing officer

63
Q

Once placement has begun, what can change it

A

IEP committee only

64
Q

If the parents don’t consent to change in placement and request hearing, what happens to student in mean time?

A

student stays in current placement

65
Q

Disciplinary sanctions of ___ days or less are not considered change in placement

A

10 days

66
Q

Disciplinary sanctions over 10 days can be proposed if a school district finds

A

misbehavior not related to disability

67
Q

If a parent disagrees with +10 day sanction and stars hearing, student does what?

A

stay in current placement

68
Q

A school can go to court over placement if

A

current placement is likely to cause injury to the student or others

69
Q

Does ARD need to include parents

A

yes

70
Q

How many gen ed teachers must be at ard

A

1

71
Q

How many sped teachers must be at ard

A

1

72
Q

Does the student need to be at ard

A

yes, when appropriate

73
Q

parents must be given __ school days notice of ard

A

5

74
Q

are written assessments and diagnostic findings confidential

A

yes

75
Q

What is team teaching

A

where two teachers teach at the same time

76
Q

What is alternative teaching

A

where there is a large group and a small group pull out

77
Q

What is parallel teaching

A

Two teachers divide the class into two groups and give the same lesson at the same time

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