Which of these isn't designed to support students with disabilities?

• varied teaching strategies

• instructional approaches

• customized learning methods

• none of the above, trick question!

Is SDI part of the IEP or is the IEP part of SDI?

• SDI part of the IEP

• IEP part of SDI

“Specially designed instruction, provided at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability, including adapting content, teaching methodology and delivery instruction to meet the appropriate needs of each child. This is the definition for?

• Inclusive Education

• Multicultural Education

• Special Education

• Biligual Education

A student with hearing loss may need which of the following to fully understand lessons?

• audiobooks

• sign language support

• Braille

Strategies and Approaches in Specially Designed Instruction (SDI): Every child learns differently, so teaching methods are adjusted to fit each student's strengths, challenges, and communication styles.

• Individualized Approach

• Tiered Approach

• UDL

Support is provided at different levels based on a student's needs. Some kids need just a little help, while others need more intensive, individualized instruction.

• Individualized Approach

• Tiered Approach

• UDL

Teaching in a way that helps as many students as possible, no matter their learning style or ability level.

When teaching the alphabet, one of your students may need daily repetition using flashcards; another may only need a few reminders with a song; a student struggling more might need hand-over-hand guidance to trace letters in sand. Which approach is used in this scenario?

• multsensory approach

• differentiated instruction

Which approach is shown by the picture?

• UDL

• Multisensory Approach

• Differentiated Approach

If a student struggles with fine motor skills, let them use chunky pencils, adaptive scissors, or Velcro fasteners.

• Multisensory Approach

• Explicit and Systematic Instruction

• Adaptive Techniques