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Gifted bilinguals need
Translanguaging is a methodology that
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Translanguaging is a methodology that
Involves signing
Body movement
All of the above
Facial expressions
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Gifted bilinguals need
Difficult challenges to keep them engaged
All of the above
Recognition and support
None of the above
3
To support deaf students, schools have incorporated which professionals due to rise of multilingual classrooms?
Only bilingual teachers
Bilingual teachers and speech-language pathololigists
General teachers
Only speech-language pathologists
4
True or False: Deaf individuals who sign and read English are considered bimodal bilinguals.
False
True
5
What does "bimodal bilingualism" refer to?
Using a signed and a spoken language
A) Speaking two written languages
Using two spoken languages
Reading and writing in two languages
6
Which of the following does not count as an accommodation for special needs?
Free lunch
Simplified language
Leaving class early
Preferred seating
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What is one benefit of early language exposure (spoken or signed)?
Stronger neural connections
Less creativity
Delayed brain development
Weak language skills
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Which of the following strategies involves switching between languages (ASL or English) ?
Translanguaging
ASL expansion
Codeswitching
Translation
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Deaf-signing and hearing-signing teachers use which type of materials in their teaching?
Verbally oriented materials
Signs
Only written materials
Visually oriented materials
10
Which of the following statements is true about the brain and sign language?
The brain processes sign and spoken languages similarly
D) The brain cannot handle both sign and speech
Sign language is stored in the visual cortex
Sign language is processed in different areas than spoken language
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In which strategy uses the main language, and then other language, and finally review in the main language?
Translating
ASL expansion
Preview-view-view
Chaining
12
Students with special needs have labeled as
Exceptional children
Slow children
Fantastic children
All of the above
13
What part of the brain is mostly responsible for language processing?
Hippocampus
Occipital lobe
Cerebellum
Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas
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Bess assessment strategy?
CAASP
Standardized test scores
Portfolios, dynamic & curriculum based assessments
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