WorksheetsAdvocacy and IEPs
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the chart with X's and O's that diagrams what you can hear called?
Audiometer
Audiology
Audiogram
Audiobook
What is the name for the legal document that explains how you will have access to the most appropriate education for you?
Individualized Education Program
Intellectual Educational Plan
Inspirational Elements Plan
Independent Education Program
Who is always invited to the IEP in High School (but wasn't necessarily invited in middle school)?
DHH Teacher
Student
Principal
Case Manager
Which group of words are communication repair strategies?
Accommodations
Modifications
Targets
Goals
Objectives
Data
Transition Plans
Career Inventory
Present Level of Performance
Repetition
Proximity (closeness)
Clarification
With which type of hearing loss would a student have the most difficult time understanding speech?
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Profound
Which word is used to express the loudness of a particular sound?
Decibels
Hertz
Auditory Brainstem Response
Frequency
Why do teachers and/or audiologists use the speech banana?
Regular bananas attract fruit flies.
It's a visual that helps show where speech sounds fall in normal hearing ranges.
People can remember bananas, but not audiograms.
To illustrate bananas make a very soft sound when they are dropped and most deaf people cannot hear it.
Which supports are most useful to a student with hearing loss?
Preferential seating and Hearing Assistive Technology
Extra time on a test and captions on the board
Repetition of directions and ensuring student understands what to do
All of them...which is "best" is dependent on the student
What is the best definition of accessibility for you as a student with a hearing loss?
Making sure everyone talks loudly.
Allowing information from students and teachers to be communicated as clearly as possible.
Making things quiet so I can hear.
Just turn on the captions!!
Which is not an example of self-advocacy?
Asking the teacher to turn the captions on in Google slides.
Requesting a seat change when your desk is near a fan or a kid who talks non-stop.
Yelling at the teacher because he didn't mute the HAT when he was eating Takis.
Requesting a transcript (the words that were said) of a video that didn't have captioning.
