Quiz 3 (Finals - SNED2)

What does deafblindness typically involve?

• Complete loss of hearing and vision

• Only hearing impairment

• Only vision impairment

• Combination of hearing and vision loss with some residual senses

Which of the following is a common cause of congenital deafblindness?

• Influenza

• Childbirth complications

• Malnutrition

• Infections

Why is early identification critical for deafblind learners?

• To determine if the child should be homeschooled

• To reduce limitations and disadvantages
  

• To assign a fixed learning curriculum

• To eliminate the need for assistive technology

What is the primary purpose of the Child Find System in assessments?

• Provide funding for special schools

• Diagnose physical disabilities only

• Identify and evaluate learners with disabilities
  

• Create a universal curriculum

Who should conduct the holistic assessment of a deafblind learner

• Any classroom teacher

• Trained family members
  

• Qualified professionals knowledgeable in deafblindness
  

• Government inspectors

Which of the following is NOT part of the recommended assistive technology?

• Eyeglasses
  

• Hearing aids
  

• FM systems

• Loudspeakers

What is a key component of communication instruction for deafblind learners?

• Repetitive lecture-based teaching

• Sign language and tactile strategies
  

• Using written texts only

• Group presentations

What is the role of the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP)?

• To eliminate special classes

• To provide annual and short-term goals and services

• To assign homework to parents

• To reduce student-teacher interaction

A ‘least restrictive environment’ refers to:

• Complete home-schooling
  

• Special schools only

• General classroom placement with appropriate supports

• Placement in a hospital setting

What professionals are commonly part of the multidisciplinary team?

• Only the school principal

• Students and their peers
  

• Psychologist, diagnostician, teachers, and caregivers

• Legal representatives