What is curriculum compacting?

Streamlining lessons for gifted students

What is an example of tiered assignments?

Different tasks for different levels

Which of these are means of Engagement? (Choose 3)

Welcoming Interests & Indefnities, Increasing Emotional Capactiy, Sustaining Effort & Persistence

What is the difference between underrepresentation and overrepresentation?

More or fewer students in programs

What is Renitinsa Pigmentosa?

Tunnel Vision, gradual degeneration of retina

What is the goal of orientation and mobility services?

awareness of where one is and how to move from place to place

What is NOT a strategy for assessing linguistically diverse students?

assessing fully in English, then lowering the standards

What does BICS stand for?

Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills

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What is curriculum compacting?
Adding more homework
Standardizing all lessons
Streamlining lessons for gifted students
Reducing class size
2
What is myopia?
Near-sightedness
Far-sightedness
Night blindness
Color blindness
3
What is an example of tiered assignments?
Group projects only
Different tasks for different levels
Individual tests only
Same task for all students
4
What does 'twice exceptional' mean?
Gifted with a disability
Gifted without challenges
Disabled without gifts
Average student
5
Choose two neuromotor impairments
Limb Deficiency
Cerebral Palsy
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Spina Bifida
6
Which is a characteristic of TBI?
Memory loss
Improved coordination
Heightened senses
Increased vision
7
Which of these are means of Engagement? (Choose 3)
Welcoming Interests & Indefnities
Having a multimedia approach
Increasing Emotional Capactiy
Sustaining Effort & Persistence
8
What is the difference between underrepresentation and overrepresentation?
Types of disabilities
Different teaching methods
Classroom sizes
More or fewer students in programs
9
What is Renitinsa Pigmentosa?
loss of central vision, color vision and reduced visual accuity
teardrop shape of the pupil
damage to the central part of the retina cones
Tunnel Vision, gradual degeneration of retina
10
What is the goal of orientation and mobility services?
awareness of where one is and how to move from place to place
use of a cane
use of a guide dog
moving from one classroom to another indepednetly
11
Children who are identified as BICS may have issues with one of these activities
Understand Shakespeare
Hold a conversation in English
Read math problems
Being able to write sentences in English
12
Which principle is part of Universal Design for Learning?
Multiple means of engagement
Single teaching method
Standardized curriculum
Uniform assessment
13
What is NOT a behavioral characteristic that you might observe in a child with a visual impairment?
wears glasses
stereotypic behaviors
achievement gaps between sighted peers
socialization differences
14
Which of these are an example of Action + Expression
Sustaining Effort & Persisteance
Preception & Symbols
Building Knowledge
Strategy Development
15
What is NOT a strategy for assessing linguistically diverse students?
having an interpreter availabe
assessing both English and native language competnecy
assessing fully in English, then lowering the standards
multiple evaluations/ portfolio assessments
16
What is retinitis pigmentosa?
Progressive vision loss
Temporary blindness
Increased night vision
Color vision enhancement
17
What type of hearing loss does Cindy have?
Central Hearing Loss
Sensorinueral
Mixed Hearing Loss
Conductive Hearing Loss
18
What does BICS stand for?
Bilingual Interpersonal Communication Skills
Basic Instructional Communication Skills
Bilingual Instructional Communication System
Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills

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