Learning Disabilities

What is the definition of learning disabilities?

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  Disorders that affect the ability to coordinate movements

• Disorders that affect the ability to understand or use spoken or written language

• Disorders that affect the ability to do mathematical calculations

• Disorders that affect the ability to direct attention

Which of the following is an example of differentiated instructions?

• 1. Giving the same assignment to all students

• 1. Using a single teaching method

• 1. Ignore students individually learning styles

• Providing various ways to present the information

Explicit instruction involves which of the following?

• 1. Avoid using models and examples.

• Using only one example for practice

• 1. Breaking down tasks into smaller steps

• 1. Vague and indirect teaching techniques

Assistive technology for students with learning disabilities may include:

• Standard textbooks

• 1. Text to speech software

• 1. Paper and pencil

• 1. Blackboard and chalk

An Individual Education Plan (IEP) should include:

• 1. Be identical for all students

• 1. Excluded parental involvement

• 1. Includes specific goals and accommodations

• 1. Developed without student needs

An example of a writing intervention can include:

• Avoid using graphic designers

• Teaching writing as a process at their own pace

• 1. Limiting writing activities

• 1. Have them spell words

Scaffolding provides temporary supports that are gradually removed as students become more proficient.

• True

•  False

Math Dyslexia also known as Dyscalculia is when the learner has difficulty processing words and is unable to critically think.

• True

• False 

Dyslexia is a common disability which affects an individual's speech, reading, writing and understanding words. 

• True

• False

Individuals with this disability have poor handwriting, letter spacing, spatial awareness and motor planning. It is known as Dysgraphia.

• True

• False