EEX 4392 Competencies 1-6 Exam

Which behaviors are developmentally appropriate for a 7-year-old student?

• Completes short tasks; Sits quietly during story time; plays well with others on the playground during recess.

• Raises hand to ask questions; works well with others; defines long-term academic goals.

• Takes turns; Shows self-confidence; constantly seeks attention from teacher.

• Displays echolalic behavior; pays attention during math; is aggressive on the playground.

What can schools do to accommodate parents who do not speak English, but want to attend their child's IEP meeting?

• Provide the parents with the documentation in their native language, and ask the parents to bring someone who can translate for them

• Have someone at the school who speaks the same language be available to translate for the parents, as well as provide the documents in their native language

• Allow the student to act as a translator for the meeting and the materials

• Meet with the parents, in spite of the language difference, and allow them to ask questions

ELLs are overrepresented in ESE because of

• Cultural and Language Bias in Assessment

• High Expectations

• Low Expectations

• Large numbers of ELL students in schools

ADHD would most likely be identified as what type of exceptionality?

• Emotional Behavioral Disorder

• Intellectual Disability

• Other Health Impairment

• Specific Learning Disability

A student with multiple disabilities and limited use of his hands is taking a math assessment in a general education classroom. What would be an appropriate accommodation for this student?

• voice to text software with assistance from another student

• screen reader

• extended time

• voice to text writing software with assistance from a paraprofessional

A student with EBD is currently in a general education setting and receives consultation services twice a week, while still in the general setting. His behavior is beginning to escalate, it is impacting the other students, and the team wants to make a change in placement. What would the next LRE setting be?

• Part-time ESE classroom

• Specialized school for students with EBD

• Self-contained ESE classroom

• Full-time ESE classroom

If a student has a medical condition that do NOT qualify as a disability (for example, Diabetes), but the student could benefit from certain testing accommodations (breaks, snacks), how can that happen without going through the ESE process?

• FERPA

• IEP

• 504

• ADA

Which assistive technology is appropriate for a student with a visual impairment?

• Voice to text software

• Interactive whiteboard

• Headphones

• Computer screen reader

The most common IEP/504 accommodation for standardized assessments is?

• Extended Time

• Assistive Technology

• Peer-Assistance

• Specialized Instruction

A rookie ESE teacher intentionally has lower academic expectations for her ESE students. She believes that this will help them earn higher grades in her class. She tells an experienced teacher about this plan. How should the experienced teacher respond?

• Tell her she should only lower her expectations for her most severe students.

• Explain that instead of lowering expectations, she should provide and adhere to appropriate accommodations so the students can be successful at a higher level

• Tell her to ask the principal if it is ok to do that, based on the IEP team

• Tell her to call the parents and make sure they are ok with it