Inclusive Ed 2

It is also known as a TRIAD of impairment.

• a. Down Syndrome

• b. Dyscalculia

• c. Deaf-Blindness

• d. Autism

Individuals with profound intellectual disability typically require:

• a. Extensive support in all aspects in daily living

• b. Independence in most areas of life with occasional guidance

• c. Some assistance in daily living activities

• d. Limited support in specific areas like social interaction

A student struggles with reading fluency and comprehension despite normal intelligence. This is most likely indicative of _______.

• a. Intellectual disability

• b. Learning disability

• c. ADHD

• c. Mental retardation

A type of hearing impairment caused by problems with the outer, middle ear, the ear canal, eardrum or ossicles.

• a. Conductive

• b. Sensorineural

• c. Central

• d. Auditory Processing

IDEA includes the category of "Other Health Impairment" (OHI). What types of conditions might fall under this category that could impact a student's learning?

• a. Schizophrenia

• b. Dysgraphia

• c. ADHD

• d. Cerebral Palsy

This type of hearing loss happens when the cochlea is working properly, but some parts of the brain are not.

• a. Central

• b. Conductive

• c. Mixed

• d. Sensorineural

What is known as Trisomy 21?

• a. Autism

• b. Dwarfism

• c. Down Syndrome

• d. ADHD

Bipolar disorder, conduct disorders, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and psychotic disorders, fall under what category of disability?

• a. Other Health Impairments

• b. Multiple disabilities

• c. Emotional disturbance

• d. Intellectual disabilities

What category does a student fall under if they have concomitant impairments such as intellectual disability-blindness that cause such severe educational needs that they cannot be accommodated in a special education program solely for one of the impairments?

• a. Multiple disabilities

• b. Deaf-blindess

• c. Other health impairments

• d. Intellectual disability

A remarkable American educator, disability activist and author. One of the most famous deaf-blind person in history. Who is being referred to?

• a. Anne Sulivan

• b. Hellen Keller

• c. Ludwig Van Beethoven

• d. Anne Monroe