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Low incidence disabilities
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A #quiz to review with educators prior discussions regarding low incidence disabilities.
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1
All schools are able to accommodate enrolled students' disabilities.
True
False
2
To receive support/umbrella/special ed services, student vision must be 20/200 or worse
Myth
Fact
3
What is the best strategy to support a challenging Gifted & Talented student?
All of the above
Reaching out to their parents
Research how past successes were achieved
Connecting with their previous teachers
4
Select the option that lists an Other Health Impairment followed by an Orthopedic Impairment.
None of those listed
Rheumatoid Arthritis/Limb Deficiency
Spina Bifida/Tourettes Syndrome
Iron deficiency/Leukemia
5
There are national standards for gifted and talented students.
Maybe, sometimes
True
False
6
Generally, members of the deaf culture prefer NOT to be labeled as "hearing impaired"
Fact
Myth
7
Is the Scripps Natl. Spelling Bee a part of the gifted & talented programs in public schools?
Yes
No
Depends on the students IEP
8
Scaffolds in the classroom for students who are blind/visually impaired include:
social/emotional supports
multiple means of representation
All of the above
none of the above
9
Which is an assessment used in determining goals/ supports for a student with a disability?
Assess strengths/weaknesses of the whole student
Determine gaps in student’s performance compared to peers
Examine past interventions
All of those listed
10
Which of the following is
NOT
an OHI or OI?
Tourette’s syndrome
Spina Bifida
Epilepsy
Developmental Delay
11
Scaffolds in the classroom for students who are deaf/hard of hearing include:
culturally responsive teaching
Auditory supports
Interpreters
All options listed
12
OI & OHI represent what % of the total amount of students with disabilities? (excluding ADHD)
20%
Less than 3% of a school's population
None of the options listed
65%
13
What supports are available for a student with a terminal diagnosis?
Choice to play video games daily during instruction
No supports are available for these students
Grief counseling
Health Coverage
14
What resources do schools typically have for educators to effectively support their students?
Reading Specialists
Speech Therapists
All of the above
Area Education Agencies