Tutoring 1/31 Flashcards

1
Q

Who decides the needs for a student to have a tutor?

A

The IEP team

Amanda

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2
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TRUE or FALSE

Tutoring may be a more appropriate support service for deaf or hard of hearing students than interpreting services.

A

TRUE

Kellie

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3
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Where must the goals of tutoring be identified?

A

The IEP

Kat

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4
Q

As with interpreting, if the tutor is not knowledgeable about the subject in question, how will that influence the tutoring?

A

It will not be effective. (By Brandon)

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5
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TRUE or FALSE

The student’s ability to repeat a concept means the student understands the concept.

A

FALSE

Lauria

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6
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In order to help a student understand a concept, a tutor must be able to apply the ________________ of tutoring remediation.

A

sequence

Misi

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7
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What evidence shows an interpreter that a student has learned a concept?

A

When the student can answer spontaneous questions about the concept.

Melody

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8
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Many times, it will be most appropriate for the deaf or hard-of-hearing student’s interpreter to function as the tutor because of the________________, the interpreter’s knowledge of _______________________, and the _______already established.

A

ability to use direct communication

the student’s educational program

rapport

(Danielle)

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9
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T/F The relationship between the tutor and the student is the same as the relationship between the interpreter and the student.

A

FALSE

Cameron

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10
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True or False:

Tutoring within a subject matter directly addresses language, communication or problems with interpretation.

A

False-
Tutoring within a subject matter does not directly address language, communication or problems with interpretation.

-Taryn

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11
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True or False:

Simply knowing ASL or other forms of sign languages qualifies an individual to be an interpreter

A

False:

It does not qualify an individual to be an interpreter

By Jacki

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12
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True or False?

There are local and national resources available to assist with the responsibilities of tutoring.

A

True

Alicia

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13
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What must the interpreter receive from the classroom teacher?

A

Direction, in forms of, goals, timelines, and outcomes.

Jamie

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14
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Because an interpreter may need to provide tutoring support, they must understand the basic__________.

A

Tutoring techniques.

  • Catherine
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15
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True or False: Interpreting services is more appropriate as a support service than tutoring is.

A

FALSE.
Tutoring may be a more appropriate support service for Deaf or Hard of Hearing students.

-Sheena Rice

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16
Q

Why are ethical standards important?

A

They guide decision making and appropriate professionalism behavior in interpreting and in the school environment.

-Sheena Rice

17
Q

the need for tutoring services is decided when?

A

During the IEP meeting

-Emily