What is one way discussion strategies can benefit students?

Students get the opportunity to hear other students ideas.

What is the main difference between a TBI and another area of special education such as SDD or SLD?

TBI’s are sustained due to something that happens in your lifetime.

What is an accommodation that a teacher can do for a student with OI?

Seat them where they can leave early without disrupting the class.

What should the teacher do while collaborative learning is going on?

Insert themselves into discussions to check for understanding

The following statements are all benefits of special schools EXCEPT:

Lack of experience with general education and general ed. students.

What is required before a student can be identified as having a specific learning disability?

If falling behind in class and struggling with reading/math skills.

What is an example of modeling?

Art teacher showing how to create the art piece.

What does the teacher do during focused instruction?

They are giving a lesson and modeling to the class.

What are formative assessments used to determine?

A student's understanding of the topic at one point in time.

What was the verdict at the end of Brown v Board of Education?

Schools should be integrated and not segregated

What was the Congressional Investigation of 1972?

Investigation to learn how many kids qualified and received SPED services.

What is a re-evaluation?

Full look at a child’s needs to determine if more info is needed on IEP.

What language do we use when referring to those in special education to be as respectful as possible?

We use student first language, such as saying “child with autism”.

What are characteristics of someone with an EBD?

Can get easily annoyed or angry

How was education for children with disabilities before the education for all handicapped children act?

No inclusion and sometimes horrible conditions.

What is Guided Instruction?

Provides students with the chance to respond to questions, prompts and cues

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1
How often does an IEP get reevaluated?
Every six months
Depends on the student
Every year
Every three years.
2
What is one way discussion strategies can benefit students?
Students focus on their own individual work.
Students get the opportunity to hear other students ideas.
Students have silent work time on their assignments.
Students get help from the teacher.
3
What is the main difference between a TBI and another area of special education such as SDD or SLD?
There is no real difference.
TBIs are always temporary, while other areas are always permanent.
TBI’s are sustained due to something that happens in your lifetime.
Other areas affect your brain, while TBIs affect your body.
4
What was the case of Brown v Board of Education trying to accomplish?
Racial equality for schools.
Public and private schools should be the same.
Standardized testing in all schools
Special Education students in public schools
5
What is an accommodation that a teacher can do for a student with OI?
Place them in the middle of the classroom so that they can see the board.
Give them extra worksheets to complete outside of school.
Do nothing.
Seat them where they can leave early without disrupting the class.
6
What accommodations/changes can be done to help somebody with an OHI?
Provide mini breaks.
Confirm understanding of directions through verbal checks.
All of the above.
Modify assignments if necessary.
7
Which discussion strategy includes students sitting in a circle and two students in the center having a discussion?
Chat stations
Fishbowl
Airplane
Concentric circles
8
What should the teacher do while collaborative learning is going on?
Insert themselves into discussions to check for understanding
Prepare for the next class
Sit there and do nothing
Watch to see who is contributing the most
9
What does OI stand for?
Orthopedic Impairment
Orthopedic Issue
Osteoporosis Impairment
Osteoporosis Issue
10
Which of these is an example of a summative assessment?
Practice with white boards
Entrance slips
Mid-term exams
Asking students if they understand
11
The following statements are all benefits of special schools EXCEPT:
Education is tailored to their way of learning.
A strong sense of community .
Learning important life skills.
Lack of experience with general education and general ed. students.
12
What is required before a student can be identified as having a specific learning disability?
If falling behind in class and struggling with reading/math skills.
If they cant make mac and cheese or not.
If they can't do things on their own.
If they cry all the time.
13
What is an example of modeling?
Note-taking.
Group activities including all students.
Art teacher showing how to create the art piece.
A test.
14
What does SLD stand for?
Stuttering Learning Disability.
Standard Learning Disability.
Specific Learning Disability
Specific Loser Death.
15
What does the teacher do during focused instruction?
Let the class work independently.
They are instructing the kids to work in groups.
Work with the students in groups.
They are giving a lesson and modeling to the class.
16
What does ID stand for?
Intelligence Disability
Integrity Disability
Isolation DIsability
Intellectual Disability
17
In 1896 the supreme court ruled that schools could be separate but equal. What was the name of this case?
Gibbons v Ogden
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Marbury v Madison
Dred Scott vs. Sandford
18
Which of these is an example of an EBD?
ADHD
Cerebral Palsy
Dyslexia
Autism
19
What is an example of a TBI?
Diabetes.
ADHD
Autism.
A concussion.
20
What are formative assessments used to determine?
Evaluating final learning through a project.
Testing a student’s knowledge at the end of a unit.
Determining knowledge of a chapter.
A student's understanding of the topic at one point in time.
21
What was the verdict at the end of Brown v Board of Education?
Nothing changed
Build schools where there are mixed students
Schools should be integrated and not segregated
Separate but equal
22
What was the Congressional Investigation of 1972?
Investigation to learn how many kids qualified and received SPED services.
Investigation to learn how kids could receive better SPED services.
Investigation to learn why kids needed SPED services.
23
What is a re-evaluation?
Annual review of IEP.
Discusses changes in student after 3 months of having an IEP.
Full look at a child’s needs to determine if more info is needed on IEP.
Additional testing for the student to see if student has gotten worse.
24
What language do we use when referring to those in special education to be as respectful as possible?
We always use their actual name and never refer to their disability.
We use impairment first language, such as saying “autistic child”.
We use student first language, such as saying “child with autism”.
We utilize slurs since that is the only name for special needs children.
25
What are characteristics of someone with an EBD?
Capable of properly handling emotions
Easy time following rules
Focused
Can get easily annoyed or angry
26
What year was the Individual's Disability Act?
1962
2000
1975
2003
27
How was education for children with disabilities before the education for all handicapped children act?
No inclusion and sometimes horrible conditions.
Lots of inclusion.
Some inclusion but not a lot.
This act did not do anything for children with disabilities.
28
What is Guided Instruction?
When you establish the goals and objectives for the unit.
A way to show how the person is grasping the lesson with assessment.
Provides students with the chance to respond to questions, prompts and cues
The instruction or overview of the lesson.
29
Which of the following would qualify as an intellectual disability?
Concussion
Speech and language impairment
Cerebral palsy
ADHD
30
Which one of these is an example of a formative assessment?
An exit slip
Final project
Exam
Test

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