Foundations Of Special And Inclusive Education Questions

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What group of students are under the special education?

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Exceptional

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Two types of learners who are under the special education

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Person w/ disabilities & gifted students

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Minimum IQ for gifted students

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110

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Minimum IQ of genius students

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140

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Meaning of IQ

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Intelligence quotient

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Meaning of EQ

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Emotional quotient

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Meaning of AQ

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Adversity quotient

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Meaning of SQ

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Social quotient

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Father of IQ test

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Alfred Binet

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Father of modern IQ test

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Lewis Terman

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Father of EQ

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Daniel Goleman

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Father of AQ

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Paul stoltz

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Quotient that determines how a person control his feelings

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EQ

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Quotient that determines ones mental capability

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IQ

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Quotient that determines how one faces difficulty situation

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AQ

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It is a quotient that determines how one makes & maintains relationship w/ others

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Social quotient

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Most important quotient

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All of them

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Formula of getting the IQ of a person

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Mental age divided by chronological age multiply by 100

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Classification of age that that tells how a person solves problems and face situations

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Mental age

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Classification of age that tells how many years the person has lived in this world?

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Chronological Age

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Standardised test that only a few licensed professionals can administer wherein ones intelligence will be measured

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IQ test

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Classify ones genetic and inborn traits

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Nature

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Classify ones environment and input from it?

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Nurture

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More important nature or nurture?

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Both

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Multiple intelligence are there according to Gardner

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9

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Multiple intelligence are there according to Gardner

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9

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Newest type of intelligence

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Existentialist

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Good in dealing with people

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Interpersonal

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Good in analysing their own feelings

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Intrapersonal

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Good in manipulating the different parts of their bodies/sports

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Bodily-kinesthetic

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Good in playing instruments and in singing

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Musical

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Observant and curious in their surroundings

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Naturalistic

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Good in solving word and number problems

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Logical-mathematical

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Good in speaking writing and reading

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Verbal linguistic

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Good in manipulating colors, spaces, lines and directions

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Visual spatial

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Fond in using their values and intuitions to view the world around them and beyond

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Existentialist

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How many types of intelligences did Raymond Cattell defines

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2

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Types of intelligences according to Cattell

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Fluid&Crystalised

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According to Cattell, type of intelligence that involves ones ability to understand, reason out and solve problems

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Fluid

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Type of intelligence that involves ones ability to recall information previously acquired from fluid intelligence

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Crystalized

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Type of intelligence that involves ones ability to recall information previously acquired from fluid intelligence

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Crystalized

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Which is higher during ones early years, fluid or crystalised?

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Fluid

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Which gets higher as one grows old, fluid or crystalised?

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Crystalised

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What do you call loss or abnormality of a body part function?

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Impairment

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What do you call loss or abnormality of a body part function?

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Impairment

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Things that cannot be done due to ones impairment?

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Disability

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What do you call the negative result or consequences of ones disability

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Handicap

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In an inclusive school, what do teachers need to learn for learners with special educational needs?

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Accommodation, modification, individualization

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What do you call the help that SPED teachers give LSEN for the for the latter to finish their task

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Accommodation