WorksheetsExceptional Learners
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the name of the federal law that prohibits discrimination against those with disabilities?
IDEA
FAPE
ADA
IEP
Which education act contains "Six Principles of the Law"?
IDEA
FAPE
LRE
ADA
True or False. A child who is considered deaf-blindness can be put in a class solely for those who are visually impaired or those with deafness
True
False
Does traumatic brain injury disability cover birth brain trauma?
Yes
No
What is the acronym for the plan that accommodates a student's disability?
LRE
IEP
FAPE
IDEA
Which disability can affect verbal and nonverbal communication, as well as social interaction?
Emotional Disturbance
Multiple disabilities
Autism
Traumatic brain injury
An example of speech impairment is
Dyslexia
Stuttering
Diabetes
Epilepsy
True or false: Students with a "504 Plan" are not part of the special education program
True
False
Choose the best option that would make an ELL student feel more comfortable in class:
Don’t check on them, let them figure it out on their own
Assign him a buddy to help him out
Exclude him from lesson plans, because he will delay everyone’s schedule
True or false: The ELL teacher can speak the language of every student they teach?
True
False
How long does it take someone to become socially fluent in a language (Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills)?
10 years
3-5 years
6 months to two years or more
2 months to one year or more
What is the best way to help a student in an ELL class feel more comfortable in the environment?
Force students to talk or read stories, as it will make their BICS stronger
Have students sit in rows to help them focus on the lesson
Allow them to sit in groups with their friends
Enforce the same classwork/homework policies for everyone
Which strategies are effective for ELL students?
Visuals
Speaking slowiy
Allow students to use bilingual dictionaries
All of the above
How long does it take to become academically fluent in a language?
5 years
3-5 years
7-9 years
2 years
Which of the four language components usually comes first?
Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking
