Educational Lens Quiz

What type of language are children learning in the early years according to the educational lens?

• Academic language

• Functional language

• Pragmatic language

• Expressive language

As children go through school, what do they need to build according to the educational lens?

• Pragmatic skills

• Expressive skills

• Academic language

• Receptive language

What does oral language development provide the foundation for?

• success in math

• language arts success

• Overall academic success

What is the result of the ability to produce coherent and cohesive verbal utterances?

• Improved athletic performance

• Ability to produce written work

• Enhanced memory recall

• Better problem-solving strategies

By 5th grade, what should students be able to do in terms of listening and speaking standards and grade expectations?

• Act as a reporter after group discussions, and report information from group activities.

• Listen and draw conclusions in different classes.

• This grade is when they begin to build BICS and use it effectively in social situations.

Aphasia can make it difficult to do which of the following?

• Understand, speak, read, and write

• Calculate, reason, and solve puzzles

• Hear, see, and touch

At what age can aphasia occur?

• Only in childhood

• Only in adults

• Only in the elderly

• At any age

According to the IDEA, what types of communication disorders can adversely affect a child's educational performance?

• Stuttering

• Impaired articulation

• Language impairment

• All of the above

Which of the following is a learning disability impacting writing that may present as problems with spelling and organizing ideas?

• Dyslexia

• Dysgraphia

• Dyscalculia

• Dyspraxia

What is a primary challenge for individuals with Dysphasia/Aphasia?

• Understanding spoken language

• Math problems

• Writing difficulties

• Visual processing