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WorksheetsEDUC 210 Final Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is an exceptional learner?
Someone who is part of the norm, but needs help a lot of the time.
An individual in a special education classroom who is low functioning.
An individual who deviates from the norm to the extent that special education services are required.
All learners are!
What is an IEP?
A written detailed plan developed by a team for each pupil ages 3-21 who receive a special education.
A piece of paper that tells teachers or other educators what to do in the classroom.
Individualized Education Plan
Incentives for Every Peer
Is there a difference between disability and handicap? If so, what is it?
What does IDEA stand for?
Nothing, it's just the word 'idea' in caps.
Identifying Disabilities in Education Act
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
What are the 5 main parts of an IEP?
Present Levels
My Age
My Information
My Disability
Grades
Present Levels
Goals
Services
Accommodations
LRE
Present Levels
Goals
Information
Progress
Classes
Present Levels
Grades
Behavior
Progress
Class
What is an accommodation?
Something on an IEP.
An assignment being changed.
Grades being changed.
A change of how the student is learning.
What is a modification?
Change applied to a behavior to support a student.
Changes to grades.
Changes to what the child is learning.
Changes to setting.
What is Response to Intervention and how many tiers are there?
Who is someone on the team?
General Education Teacher
Family
Doctor or other medical professionals
Special Education Teacher
Student
How many types of ADHD are there?
3
1
4
2
What is Rosa's law?
True or False? ADHD is NOT served under its own category under IDEA.
True
False
How many levels does the Autism Spectrum Disorder have?
3
1
2
4
What are some ways to Promote Friendships for Learners Success?
True or False? The formation and production of language, verbal and nonverbal, that is understood by and meaningful to others
False
True
Give 3 classroom techniques to use for a student with an SLI (Specific Language Impairment).
What is the Bicultural-Bilingual Approach?
Learning what bicultural and bilingual means.
Stands in opposition to oralist philosophies and forms of sign language other than ASL.
Sending positive messages about different cultures and langauges.
Promoting all differences and all kinds of people.
True or False? A traumatic brain injury happens BEFORE normal brain development.
True
False
What is Self Stimulation (self stim)?
When the body tics, jerks, or jiggles.
Regulating your body temperature after getting too hot or too cold.
Regulating a your body by using sensory inputs.
How would a 504 plan impact you as a teacher in the general education classroom?
Explain the difference between a 504 and an IEP.
What does Twice Exceptional mean?
A person is just 2 times better than everyone else.
Someone who has two disabilities (ex. handicapped and down syndrome).
Someone who has two gifts.
A student who is identified as gifted but in addition, they have a disability.
