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50 Cards in this Set
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Awareness of how you think and how you monitor your thinking
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Metacognition
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What promotes higher order cognitive processes for students with learning disabilities?
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Advance Organizers
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Difficulties with sounds, voice quality, or fluency?
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Speech Disorder
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Difficulties receiving, understanding, and formulating ideas
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Language Disorder
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Language variation that reflects regional, social or cultural/ethnic factors
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Dialect
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"That dog will bar"
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Omission
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"I see a big wabbit"
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Susbtitution
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Where do students with speech and language impairments spend most of their school day?
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In the general education classroom
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Basic principles and requirements for NCLB?
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Accountability, school choice, budget flexibility, proven teaching methods, and qualified teachers
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Standards-based reform?
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Students demonstrate a mastery of state-developed standards, aligned with general ed curriculum.
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Content Standards
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The knowledge, skills, and understandings students should learn in academic subjects.
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Who benefits most from Special Ed according to Kavale and Forness(1999)?
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Students with learning disabilities and emotional disorders.
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Who are more likely to attend residential schools?
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Students with hearing and visual impairments, and deaf/blindness.
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Which students tend to be served in resource rooms?
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Students with learning disabilities and other health impairments
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What are the families of children with exceptionalities like?
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More diverse, lower socioeconomic levels, less well educated, and headed by one adult.
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What percent of students receive special education services?
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9%
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What was a critical outcome of Brown case in 1954?
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Schools may not segregate by race.
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What is the age span for IDEA?
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3 to 21
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When is a student eligible for special ed services under IDEA?
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When a student has a disability and needs specially designed instruction.
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What must a school do if a student's inappropriate behavior was related to his disablity?
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Conduct a functional behavior assessment.
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What is the difference between IEP and IFSP?
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The IFSP, but not the IEP, includes the family's resources, priorities, and services.
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What are parents entitled to when they disagree with the school about a special ed issue?
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Due process hearing.
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What percent of students with language impairment in K experience later reading disabilities?
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50%
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Which is NOT part of IDEA's definition of emotional disturbance?
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An unusual or heightened sense of social maladjustment.
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The name of the most standard classification system for mental illness and emotional-behavior disorders?
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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What is the most common childhood disorder?
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Anxiety disorder
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What are the two general behavioral patterns for emotional disorders?
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Internalizing and Externalizing behaviors
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What percent of students with emotional/behavioral disorders also have language disorders?
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70%
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What are the two main causes of emotional/behavioral disorders?
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Biological and environmental
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What percent of students with EBD drop out of school?
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50%
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Which IDEA category includes AD/HD?
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Other health impairments
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Appropriate education
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An IDEA principle that requires schools to provide an IEP for students that is appropriate to their strengths and needs.
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Alternative Achievement Standards
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must align with the same academic content standards for all students so that these students will be able to make progress in gen ed curriculum.
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Dysgraphia
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A partial inability to remember how to make certain alphabet or arithmetic symbols in handwriting.
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Response to Intervention Model
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Procedures for providing generally effective instruction, monitoring progress, assessing of progress in response to instruction.
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What are the condition for AD/HD?
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Must manifest before age 7 and persist for at least 6 months.
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What percentage of students have AD/HD?
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2-9%
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What describes primarily inattentive type?
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Forgetful, easily distracted, daydreamer, sluggish
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How many symptoms must one exhibit for AD/HD?
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Six or more
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Which type of AD/HD includes the greatest number of children?
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Combined type
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Which is a example of hyperfocusing?
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Doing a jigsaw puzzle for three hours without a break.
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What is the plan written for the student who does not require spec ed services but needs some accommodations in the classroom?
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504 plan
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Which two characteristics contribute to the likelihood that families will experience poverty?
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The number of children with a disability and headed by a single female parent.
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Which skills or abilities may be affected by a leaning disability?
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ALL -
Thinking, Reading, Writing |
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Which one is part of the exclusionary criteria for learning disabilities?
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An impairment caused by poor instruction.
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Which describes the group of students labeled learning disabled?
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More boys than girls are labeled learning disabled.
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Which tends to characterize students with learning disabilities?
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They tend to have below average academic skills.
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If Shelly have dysgraphia, what is hard for her?
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Writing alphabet letters or words.
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How do you determine if a child has a discrepancy between perceived ability and achievement?
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Compare the child's IQ score with an achievement test score.
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What is a different approach to identify students with learning disabilities?
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The responsiveness to intervention approach.
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