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Why is it important for you to understand/learn about the cultural background of your students?
so your student feels friendly towards you
so your student assimilates
so your student engages
all of the above
2
Restorative justice is intervening before students fail.
True
False
3
A communication disorder includes...
Apraxia
Voice disorders
All of the above
Aphasia
4
Echolalia is common in students with ASD
False
True
5
Which of these is an example of
effective
encouragement?
Amazing job!
You rock!
Great job!
What did you learn from that mistake?
6
Differentiated Instruction DI is when...
multiple ways of learning are recognized and catered to
accommodations are given
all of the above
modifications are given
7
Aspergers affects a person's...
Motor functions including walking, breathing and eyesight
Language,Social abilities and Behaviours
Taste
Physical Appearence
8
Even if you just think/believe your student is being abused, you should call CFS?
False
True
9
Building rapport is a strategy for dealing with...
A student with challenging behaviour
A student with Down Syndrome
Any student but especially those with challenging behaviour
A student with an intellectual disability
10
Which of these is evidence of an EA who promotes resilience?
shows empathy
is available to their students
actively listens
all of the above
11
An abused student is acting out in class. You should ignore the behaviour.
False
True
12
Think-pair-share is an example of...
TPR
Culturally sensitive training
All of the above
Cooperative learning
13
Residential schools
greatest
effect on First Nations was...
abuse
all of the above
cultural genocide
discrimination
14
Which of these best defines "classroom climate"?
using instructional strategies that respect students
general feeling created in classroom
challenges in processes
all of the above
15
ELL stands for...
Early language learning
Exceptional learning log
English language learners
Enhancing learning lessons
16
An acquired injury to the brain caused by an external physical force, resulting in disability is...
Other Health Impairment
Visual Impairment
Deaf-Blindness
Traumatic Brain Injury
17
Choose a characteristic of dyslexia
Poor spelling and word recognition
Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environments
Poor number recogntion
Inability to write coherently
18
Severe Intellectual Disability (IQ range 40-25)
Common
Not common
19
Resilience is...
the ability to scream loudly
the ability to self monitor
the ability to write well
the ability to recover
20
Indigenous education and multicultural education are the same thing?
FALSE
TRUE
21
What is a communication disorder?
Impairment in the sense of sight, and vision or visual defect or impairment
When you don't know how to hold a conversation
Reduced ability to hear sounds, due to reduced sensitivity or clarity
An impairment in the ability to speak or use expressive language
22
Aspergers is also known as ....
High functioning autism
A communication disorder
All of the above
A chronic health condition
23
Which of these shows self regulation?
Focusing on a task
All of the above
finishing homework before playing on the computer
Controlling impulses
24
Which exceptionality would benefit from basic life skills (alternative expectations)?
students with learning disabilities
students severe intellectual disabilities
students with chronic health conditions
students who have visual impairment
25
Which of these is something a student with Down syndrome may struggle with?
speech
empathy & understanding
visualization
socialization
26
Some sensory issues your student with ASD could have are:
tags on their clothing
food textures
all of the above
loud noises
27
What is Tourette syndrome?
Inability to form sensible sentences and saying random words
A disorder that prevents growth
A nervous system disorder involving repetitive movements
A communication disorder
28
What are the general characteristics of someone with an intellectual disability?
All of the above
Poor coordination
Low body weight
Difficulty with academics especially Math
29
Which of these might be an accommodation for a student who is blind?
Taped books
Braille
All of the above
Speech activated word processing
30
Can people with dyslexia be smart?
no, difficulties with reading keep them from being smart
Yes people with dyslexia can have average-high intelligence
yes, but it is rare to have above average intelligence
no, dyslexia makes kids lazy which keeps them from success
31
When working with an LBGTQ student EAs should...
all of the above
be sensitive and accepting
counsel students
direct students to resources
32
Is deafness a communication disorder?
YES
NO
33
what is an emotional behavioural disorder? EBD
it is being a bully, mean, or violent
it is behaviour that is very different from what is appropriate
it is an umbrella terms for other disorders
All of the above
34
Students with Down syndrome have a shortened lifespan
False
True
35
Accommodations are defined as:
Changes made to the grade-level expectations for a subject
Teaching/assessment strategies to enable a student to learn
36
What is differentiated instruction?
Teaching something again in the same way
Strategies that are different from the class next door
Catering to different learning styles using various tools
Instruction that helps students understand other differences
37
Which of these is a low-key response to undesirable behaviour?
Ignoring
Touching
All of the above
Gesturing
38
Which of these is an example of TPR?
Narrating what the student is doing
All of the above
Charades
Student narrating what they are doing
39
What is "the blanket exercise"?
A physical accommodation
A comforting technique for students with ASD
None of the above
Instruction about treaties
40
Dyslexia can be inherited.
True
False
41
Which of these is a sign your student is being neglected?
theft
has-to-win attitude
all of the above
fear of failure
42
Which of these is an example of avoiding a power struggle?
Giving lots of space
All of the above
Communicating with gestures
Signaling to refocus attention
43
You should direct LGBTQ students to appropriate resources.
False
True
44
Which of the following are examples of
assessment
accommodations?
Choice of work areas to move between, using noise cancelling headphones
Providing photocopies of notes, using manipulatives and pictures in lessons
Breaking tests into chunks, extra time for tests, using a scribe
Preferential seating, alternative work locations, a "calm down" space
45
What are the four aspects of the Medicine Wheel?
Intellectual, Spiritual, Emotional, Physical
Physical, Social, Political, Religious
Physical, Mental, Political, Social
Intellectual, Social, Spiritual, Physical
46
Mild Intellectual Disability (IQ range 70-55)
Is not common
Is very common
47
Do students with cerebral palsy have communication disorders?
NO
YES
48
Common signs of FASD are:
Delayed developmenatal growth
All the above
Poor motor coorindation
Learning difficulties
49
Which of these is NOT found on an IEP?
assessment accommodations
environmental accommodations
instructional accommodations
technology accommodations
50
Characteristic(s) typical to Aspergers is/are ...
Poor short and long term memory
Attention to detail
Hyperactive, impulsive behaviour
All of the above
51
An example of a
severe
intellectual disability would be...
All of the above
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Down syndrome
Dysgraphia
52
This is a sensitivity of beliefs, values and lives of other cultures.
Cultural awareness
Multiculturalism
All of the above
Co-operative education
53
An intellectual disability is characterized by limitations in
Intellectual functioning
Both red & blue
Adaptive behavior
Neither red or blue
54
An EpiPen is...
an injection for low blood sugar
an enzyme supplement
an injection for someone with a brain injury
an injection for severe allergies
55
Which of these is an example of
extrinsic
motivation?
losing weight to be healthy
All of the above
participating in sport for the trophy
working to get money
56
A student who is impulsive, ignores details, but is chatty & charming likely has...
ADD
Down Syndrome
ASD
ADHD
