Determining a Language Concern

Which of the following is a step in determining a language concern?

• Teacher/parent concern

• Curriculum development

• Classroom decoration

• Student attendance

What are school districts and other public agencies required to do regarding children with disabilities?

• Provide financial aid

• Locate, identify, and evaluate children with disabilities

• Offer free meals

• Provide transportation services

Which of the following groups of children are included in the requirement to locate, identify, and evaluate children with disabilities?

• Children who are homeless

• Children with a suspected disability

• Foster children

• All of the above

What is the responsibility of charter schools regarding child identification activities?

• They are responsible for child identification activities

• They are responsible for outreach under child find regulations

• They are not responsible for child identification activities

• They are responsible for providing transportation

Why are charter schools not responsible for outreach under child find regulations?

• Because they have no specific geographical boundaries

• Because they lack funding

• Because they are private institutions

• Because they only serve high school students

What is the primary purpose of screening a child with suspected language impairment?

• To diagnose the child with a specific language disorder

• To compare the child's speech and language performance with other children

• To provide immediate treatment for language issues

• To assess the child's physical health

What do screenings aim to get an idea about in a child's language performance?

• The child's ability to read and write

• The child's general level of functioning in both comprehension and production

• The child's social skills

• The child's physical development

What is a key factor in determining whether to refer a child for further evaluation?

• The child's age

• The child's pass/fail status in the screening

• The child's physical appearance

• The child's family history

What is Response to Intervention (RTI) also known as?

• Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)

• Individualized Education Program (IEP)

• Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

• Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA)

What does the pyramid diagram represent in terms of intervention and student population?

• Levels of academic achievement

• Levels of behavioral intervention

• Levels of intervention intensity and student population

• Levels of teacher training