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Specific Learning Disabilities

Specific Learning Disabilities

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Special Education

University

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

Kim Santos

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27 Slides • 10 Questions

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Fill in the Blanks

Type at least one Specific Learning Disability that you know or you are familiar with.

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

You can easily recognize a child that has a Specific Learning Disability even if he / she does not go to school yet.

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TRUE

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FALSE

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I THINK SO?

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I DON'T KNOW

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Multiple Choice

"Spoiling the child may cause a learning disability."

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

If a child can not easily understand the lesson, he / she has a learning disability.

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TRUE

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FALSE

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I AM NOT SURE

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I THINK SO

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Multiple Select

Did you watch the movie "Every Child is Special"?

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Yes, from start to finish!

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Honestly, I haven't yet.

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Oh no! I forgot

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Yes, but not yet finished.

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Please make sure to watch it. Ok? :)

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Draw

What do the letters look like if a child has dyslexia? Write or draw a sample.

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Open Ended

Differentiate Auditory Processing Disorder (LD) from Deafness (HI) in terms of learning acquisition.

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Open Ended

Suppose Ishaan is placed in your regular classroom, how would you teach him using Modification and Accommodation?

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Open Ended

Suppose Ishaan is placed in your regular classroom, how would you teach him using differentiated instruction?

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Open Ended

Suppose Ishaan has difficulty in reading numbers and letters compared to his peers, and is placed in your regular classroom, how would you teach him using UDL?

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Good job!
Have a nice day! :)

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