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Language Learning Disabilities Dyslexia DysgraphiaSet 1

1You should never explain visuals to a student that is visually impaired?

2Based on the information in this report, which of the following would best help Walter to succeed in the general classroom?

3What is special education?

4Which practices mean success for learners with reading difficulties?

5Once comprehension is achieved, teachers can rest assured that the strategies used with one CLD student will work for other students.

6What is the purpose of shorter post-B.Ed. certification courses mentioned in the text?

7Hearing students do not need to be taught language except in special circumstances and deaf and hard of hearing students with a good command of ASL can get their language from reading.

8The effectiveness of special education depends on the implementation of the principle in the life of society:

9A teacher in an inclusive classroom faces difficulty managing multiple disabilities. What strategy best supports effective teaching?

10A written educational plan developed for a specific student with disabilities.

11Speech output devices can read the screen text is suggested for .....

12What is one way to differentiate instruction for a student who struggles with reading?

13Ms. Lim would like to teach baking to her students with blindness. Which among the following tactile books should she use to introduce the materials needed?

14The strategy that the SPED teacher implement FIRST to prevent the student from experiencing unnecessary anxiety.

15Which word describes the brain activation patterns in good and poor readers?

16L2 learners with dyslexia need to ..... in order to understand a text.

17For what kind of children are pictures with minimal details effective?

18Which of the following is not a low-/light-tech AAC device?

19Which term best matches this definition?A disorder in one or more basic psychological processes involved in understanding or using language.

20What can the IEP team do with regard to graduation requirements?

21The initial evaluation of a child is required by IDEA before any special education or related services can be provided. Once a referral is made for special education services an evaluation must be conducted within how many days?

22Which intervention method uses play-based modeling to encourage imitation?

23Pam is a student with an emotional disturbance in a 5th grade inclusive classroom. She often gets extremely frustrated and acts out when she struggles to solve a word problem. She rarely seeks out appropriate help from the classroom's paraprofessional who is trained to assist her and prevent Pam's outburst. Which strategy might promote inclusion while addressing Pam's needs?

24Some of the important factors which may affect the learning process are:

25PECS is often used for individuals with which condition?

26Jana is a tenth-grade student with Down's syndrome who hopes to work with animals at the zoo and live independently after graduation. The most appropriate curriculum for her will focus on which of the following?

27The first step for the librarian to take if an intervention plan is needed for Sasha, a second-grade student with a learning disability who exhibits extremely disruptive behavior in the library, is to:

28A librarian is planning a lesson for an elementary aged adaptive classroom. Which of the following would be LEAST helpful in her planning an preparation?

29A student with a learning disability in Mrs. Thomas's 3th-grade science class is having difficulty retaining information. To aid the student with memory, Mrs. Thomas is using mental techniques in her lessons, such as keywords, rhymes, and jingles as cues and to organize information. These techniques are known as .....

30True or False: dysgraphia encompasses either motoric OR linguistic-cognitive aspects of writing

31Which of the following are students with special needs?I. Students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)II. Students who lost appetiteIII. Students with dyslexiaIV. Autistic students

32Water-down approach of educating children with special needs requires

33The Response to Intervention (RTI) approach primarily affects special education procedures by requiring that students .....

34Children with special needs can be handled by using

35On an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), which describes "the special services needed by the child to achieve the annual goals"?

36Which of the following is an example of a Specific Learning Disability

37"Baby Method" of educating the intellectual retarded refers to

38At what age is the formation of reading and writing diagnosed

39According to the passage, what should instruction for struggling readers be based upon?

40During the first week of first grade, a teacher gives a diagnostic assessment asking students to read a list of five simple CVC words. One student is unable to sound out any of the words. What action should the student's teacher take?

41Students with learning disabilities need:

42How can a teacher support a disruptive student who may be struggling with language comprehension?

43What is the main goal of RtI?

44Of the following resources that support students with disabilities in transitions from school to work, which are designed to connect schools with community agencies/services?

45Which of the following best describes the purpose of the activity with Kyle, a 5-year-old student with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

46Intervention using augmented maturation techniques includes activities that:

47Triston is a 3rd grader who is struggling with identification of sight words and letter sound correspondence. What can be said about Triston?

48Such special educators are expected to have subject-teaching knowledge along with the relevant skills for understanding the special requirements of children.

49The best way to deal with slow learners is:

50Which of the following are the aims of inclusive education?I. To promote understanding for special need studentsII. To reduce prejudice and strengthen social integrationIII. To collect donation from public IV. To ensure that children with disabilities are equipped to work and contribute economically and socially to their communities.

51Which learning disability involves problems with writing?

52According to IDEA, the best example of a modification for a third-grade student recently classified as having a specific learning disability who needs support in the inclusion classroom is:

53Refers to learners in the general early and basic education system, who require additional support and adaptive pedagogic methods due to their long-term physical, intellectual, or sensory impairments, which, in interaction with various barriers, may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others

54What is the significance of recognizing that each child is unique?

55What should be used if the child is nonverbal or minimally verbal according to the Developmental Approach?

56Monica, a student with autism spectrum disorder, is transitioning to middle school. Which of the following supports will make the transition successful?

57Learning difficulties can be reduced by

58Mr. Bush, an elementary school social worker is planning a social skills lesson for a group of students with special needs. To ensure an effective lesson, the social worker should confirm that the play-act and training activities

59Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon designed a test of intellectual abilities in order to

60What should you do if a child gets tired during fine motor practice but is still interested?

61For visually impaired students, teachers should: