Exceptional needs

What is an accommodation for exeptional needs?

• a convenient arrangement

• the process of adapting or adjusting to someone or something

• pe of adaptation that creates a personal learning environment for a child by altering instruction, classroom environment, assessment and/or other materials

• a place to stay

what is Section 504?

• law that was passed to ban discrimination on exceptionalities at public schools.​

• law that was passed to allow schools to reject children because of their disability

• law that is useless

• law that all people can use

sign Language is a method of communication using _ gestures and signs

what part of your body does being Paraplegic affect?

• paralysis of the legs and lower body  

• paralysis of the whole body

• paralysis of the arms

what is the definition of being gifted

• a brain disorder that impacts traditional development ​

• the quality of being exceptional, requiring additional resources or help​

• those who have trouble learning to recognize letters of the alphabet and difficulty reading.  ​

• those who have extraordinary talent  in one or more area​

exceptionality defined

• the quality of being exceptional, requiring additional resources or help

• those who have extraordinary talent  in one or more area​

• being extremely smart

• unusual; not typical:

what does an accommodation change?

• how and what they learn

• What they learn

• how the child learns

• allowing the exceptional needs children to be taught with non exceptional needs

physical exceptionality CAN be inherited.

• True

• False

what is a developmental exceptionality?

• only affects physical growth of a person

• Interferes with mental/physical growth of a person

• only affects mental growth

• interfere with emotional growth

Categories of exceptional needs

• -Physical  Exceptionality ​

  -Developmental Exceptionality ​

  -Behavioral/Emotional Exceptionality ​

  -Sensory Impaired Exceptionality ​

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• -Gifted exceptionality

  -mental exceptionality

• everyone is exceptional

• -Developmental Exceptionality ​

  -Behavioral/Emotional Exceptionality ​

  -Sensory Impaired Exceptionality ​

  -gifted exceptional