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Meyer ENS Quiz (Part 5: Standard 5 & 8)
Meyer ENS Quiz (Part 5: Standard 5 & 8)
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"What sound is the same: man, mom, mill" is __
Phoneme categorizing
Phoneme blending
Phoneme identity
Phoneme isolation
2
In transition planning, __ are behaviors or skills that have multiple steps like grocery shopping or cooking
Chained behaviors
Forward Chaining
Backward Chaining
Discrete Trial Training
3
A S learning profile should contain assessment of cognitive & lang. skills, discussion w/ families about S interests, __
Student interviews for academic interests, inventories, work samples
Discussion w/ family about adaptive skills in home & commjnity
Direct observation of classroom performance & behavior
All of the above
4
__ are tests that compare students' scores to a normative sample of students representing the general population
Nonrepresentative norming samples
Norm Referenced
Test item bias
Statistical Bias
5
_is assessment that measures one skill until that skill is mastered and then move on to the next skills
Progress monitoring
Mastery measurement
Criterion-Referenced or Standards-Based
General outcome measurement
6
Phoneme __ and __ are most important skills
deletion and isolation
categorizing and manipulation
isolation and identity
blending and segmenting
7
__ is composed of phonological awareness, decoding & sight recognition
Word recognition
Skilled reading
Scarborough's Reading Rope
Language comprehension
8
"Put these sounds together: /p/ /i/ /n/" is __
Phoneme blending
Phoneme identity
Phoneme categorizing
Phoneme isolation
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__ is the ability to hear, identify & manipulate sound parts such as onset, rhymes, syllables, or compound words
Word recognition
Phonological awareness
Skilled reading
Phonemic awareness
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Definition in your own words, characteristics, examples and nonexamples are components of __ for vocab instruction
Cooperative learning
Vygotsky's ZPD
Scarborough's Reading Rope
The Frayer Model
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Unit test, project, report, essay, presentation, portfolio are examples of __
Formative assessment
Pre-assessment
Progress monitoring
Summative assessment
12
In transition planning, __ is a strategy for teaching chained behaviors in response to a cue
Forward Chaining
Discrete Trial Training
Chained behaviors
Backward Chaining
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For reading comprehension, ___ for before, during, and after reading
preview vocabulary
explicitly teach & model comprehension strategies
use graphic organizers
explicitly teach vocabulary
14
For__exam by optometrist or opthalmologist, medical history, observation, parent interview
Other health impairment
Intellectual disability
Vision impairment including blindness
Traumatic brain injury
15
__ is whether a test measures what it claims to measure
Reliability
Norm Referenced
Validity
Statistical Bias
16
__ is composed of background knowledge, vocabulary, language structures, verbal reasoning, and literacy knowledge
Skilled reading
Word recognition
Language comprehension
Scarborough's Reading Rope
17
Work samples, discussion, exit tickets, homework, journal entries, conferring & whiteboard responses are examples of __
Pre-assessment
Formative assessment
Progress monitoring
Summative assessment
18
Identify the function of the behavior, the lagging skills, unmet needs& reinforcement to provide diagnostic data for __
Literacy
Math
Behavior
Social Skills
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For_ rating scale/checklist, med/dev history, articulation test, test phonological skills, analysis of intelligibility
Traumatic brain injury
Speech & language disability
Intellectual disability
Other health impairment
20
Definition in your own words, characteristics, examples and nonexamples are components of __ for vocab instruction
Scarborough's Reading Rope
Cooperative learning
Vygotsky's ZPD
The Frayer Model
21
__ is when an assessment unfairly disadvantages students of color or from a low socioeconomic status
Validity
Statistical Bias
Reliability
Norm Referenced
22
For__ med & dev history, developmental checklists, play assessment, lang sample, copying/drawing, standardized tests
Emotional Disability
Developmental Delay
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Deaf/hard of hearing
23
__is data for educators to use when Ss don't progress on intervention programs to identify how to target instruction
Universal screener
Data-based individualization
Diagnostic data
Progress monitoring
24
For__ parent/teacher input, expected level of classroom performance, RTI data, standardized tests, school records, work
Other health impairment
Intellectual disability
Specific learning disability
Speech & language disability
25
For __ assess lang. competency, social competency, self-help skills, observe communication, interactions & behaviors
Deaf/hard of hearing
Developmental Delay
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Emotional Disability
26
Computation error analysis, analysis of student work, checklists of math skills, etc. provide diagnostic data for __
Behavior
Social Skills
Literacy
Math
27
__ are tests that compare students' scores to a predetermined set of criteria for acceptable performance
Criterion-Referenced or Standards-Based
Mastery measurement
Progress monitoring
General outcome measurement
28
A__is used to evaluate the efficacy of core programming & identify Ss at risk for poor outcomes& in need of intervention
Universal screener
Progress monitoring
Diagnostic data
Data-based individualization
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__ are test questions that rely on concepts, assumptions, or events outside the experience/understanding of diverse Ss
Nonrepresentative norming samples
Statistical Bias
Norm Referenced
Test item bias
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__ are tests w/o diverse representation in the norming group, thus producing invalid results for Ss not repped in group
Test item bias
Statistical Bias
Norm Referenced
Nonrepresentative norming samples
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For__medical report, observe across settings, review pre-injury records, parent interview pre- and post-injury
Traumatic brain injury
Vision impairment including blindness
Other health impairment
Intellectual disability
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DO all of the following when progress monitoring EXCEPT
Assume an individual has the requisite skills to collect data
Use objective measures & measure frequently & systematically
Identify individual responsible for data collection and provide instruction
Maintain a consistent data collection schecule
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"What sounds are in the word /m/ /e/ /t/" is __
Phoneme deletion
Phoneme manipulation
Phoneme blending
Phoneme segmenting
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"What does the word become if we take out the /m/" is __
Phoneme manipulation
Phoneme segmenting
Phoneme deletion
Phoneme blending
35
__ is consistency of an assessment across repeated administration
Reliability
Statistical Bias
Norm Referenced
Validity
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"Which word doesn't belong: cat, cord, pan" is __
Phoneme isolation
Phoneme categorizing
Phoneme identity
Phoneme blending
37
__ is a research-based process for individualizing & intensifying interventions for Ss with severe/persistent needs
Universal screener
Data-based individualization
Diagnostic data
Progress monitoring
38
For__ school records, dev/ed history, standardized behavior measurements, functional behavioral assessment, rating scale
Deaf/hard of hearing
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Emotional Disability
Developmental Delay
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The purpose of_is determine what S learned, determine grades, adjust instruction for following year/ next unit
Summative assessment
Progress monitoring
Pre-assessment
Formative assessment
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"What is the first sound in sat?" is __
Phoneme identity
Phoneme isolation
Phoneme blending
Phoneme categorizing
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_is a method for measuring progess using general outcome probes weekly/biweekly to monitor progress & adjust instruction
Progress monitoring
Mastery measurement
Criterion-Referenced or Standards-Based
General outcome measurement
42
____ students in constructing meaning as a vocabulary instructional strategy
Lead
Guide
Involve
Instruct
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__ is comprised of 8 strings which wind together to make a rope--each string represents a skill to be a skilled reader
Scarborough's Reading Rope
Literacy instruction
Phonemic instruction
Data-based individualization
44
__ is the ability to hear, identify & manipulate the individual sounds, or phonemes, in spoken words
Word recognition
Phonological awareness
Skilled reading
Phonemic awareness
45
For__audiological exam, observe listening&speaking skills, med & dev history, parent interview, speaking&listening list
Emotional Disability
Deaf/hard of hearing
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Developmental Delay
46
Error analysis, phonics inventory, running records, word list, work analysis & checklists provide diagnostic data for __
Behavior
Math
Social Skills
Literacy
47
The purpose of_is assess prior knowledge, determine S interest, assess needs, inform instruct. design&determine grouping
Progress monitoring
Summative assessment
Formative assessment
Pre-assessment
48
For__ standardized test of intelligence, observation in natural environment, med/dev/ed history, review of S work
Intellectual disability
Other health impairment
Speech & language disability
Specific learning disability
49
KWL chart, standardized tests, unit pretests, S self-assessment, interest survey, journal response & observation are __
Formative assessment
Pre-assessment
Progress monitoring
Summative assessment
50
For__ review of med. records, social & dev history, observation in ed. environment, rating scale/checklist (ADD/ADHD)
Intellectual disability
Specific learning disability
Other health impairment
Speech & language disability
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"Replace /s/ with /b/" is __
Phoneme blending
Phoneme manipulation
Phoneme deletion
Phoneme segmenting
52
_is a probe containing a sampling of grade-level skills or an overall indicator to monitor student progress over time
Mastery measurement
Criterion-Referenced or Standards-Based
General outcome measurement
Progress monitoring
53
In transition planning, __ is a way to break down and teach chained behaviors
Task Analysis
Forward Chaining
Backward Chaining
Discrete Trial Training
54
Purpose of_is determine what Ss understand, determine ongoing needs, inform instructional adjustments, determine groups
Pre-assessment
Progress monitoring
Summative assessment
Formative assessment