Multiple Disabilities

A condition that impairs and affects the child’s

vision. It causes eyeball deformities in the area of the eyes.

• Deaf

• Autism

• Blindness

• Diabetes

A condition in which a person has an IQ that is

below average and that affects an individual’s learning, behavior, and development.

• ADHD

• Down Syndrome

• Intellectual Disabled

• Cerebral Palsy

A second-grade child with a hearing aid has trouble hearing what the teacher says. How should the teacher respond?

• Eliminate distracting background noises

• Speak more loudly to be heard

• Speak more slowly to be understood

• Write the message on the board

Ms. Bailey learned that one of her new students was autistic. How should she respond?

• Give the child lots of hugs and physical attention

• Plan exciting events that make the classroom a fun place to be

• Wait until the parents come to find out more about the child’s condition

• Be consistent with classroom routines and arrangements

What is the purpose of an IEP?

• To support a student's individual needs

• To make a student stand out

• So that teachers can legally meet about students 

• To support the needs of everyone

Who is legally responsible for ensuring the goals in a student's IEP are met?

• The ISSP teacher 

• All teachers who teach the student 

• The classroom teacher 

   

• The ISRC team

Examples of accommodations can be all of the following EXCEPT:

• changing the presentation of material to provide access

• modifying the teaching approach

• studying strategies

• altering or lowering the learning standard