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Language Learning Disabilities Dyslexia DysgraphiaSet 2

1As an intervention in a special education class, response cost is applied best for which of the following purposes?

2Which of the following is true regarding alternate curriculum programs?

3Gesell's theory is limited for children with learning difficulties. What should educators do when assessing progress?

4Mrs Peterson is a Spanish teacher in an inclusive 7th grade classroom. One of her students has a receptive language disorder. What means of representation might be most effective for this student to learn the conjunction of verbs in the present tense?

5What is the most appropriate strategy for a teacher to use during instruction for students with auditory processing disorders?

6You can support children with an additional communication needs by using .....

7What document has been embedded to be used by stakeholders to understand the needs of all students?

8True or False: Dysgraphia can relate to either the writing process or the writing product

9What are Educators typically responsible for managing services and supports for students with disabilities in the classroom setting called

10The two primary approaches used for choosing initial therapy targets are ..... and .....

11Which treatment approach for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers focuses on building the foundations of social, emotional, and intellectual capacities in children rather than targeting isolated skills by encouraging child initiated interactions?

12For students with IEP goals to improve auditory comprehension, which of the following is the best assessment method to monitor their progress?

13Which rationale emphasizes benefits for learners with disabilities?

14Mrs. Wiltz is teaching whole language to several students with learning disabilities in her reading class. For the students to benefit most from the whole language lesson she will have to also provide direct instruction in which of the following?

15For students who have dyslexia, or have not mastered decoding skills, comprehension instruction should focus on

16Year old with a disability in GE class and is having difficulty with Language Arts. What should the teacher do to help the student?

17A student is finding it hard to read. When the guidance counselor traced the child's history, the counselor was able to find out that the student came from a dysfunctional family, aside from that, the child was abused and neglected. What could have caused the student's reading disability?

18Which of the following is the most appropriate way for a kindergarten teacher to ensure that a student with fine motor deficits will be able to work on activities at the literacy center in an inclusion classroom?

19A child presses too hard while drawing, breaking the lead. What adult modeling strategy would best help while keeping the child motivated?

20Historically, how was Deaf education treated?

21A special education bilingual student with learning disabilities is having difficulties in her regular education class. To determine skill level and plan instruction, which of the following pieces of data would the special education teacher find most useful?

22Which of the following best indicates the primary purpose for incorporating the four blocks of literacy instruction into daily instruction for students with cognitive disabilities?

23What is the purpose of an Intervention Program?

24Who comes to an IEP meeting?

25A kindergarten student is ripping the paper as she writes. The teacher should suggest the student:

26Select the guiding principle(s) we need to consider when providing intervention for children?

27A sixth grade twelve-year old boy comes from a dysfunctional family and has been abused and neglected. He has been to two orphanages and three different elementary schools. The student can decode on the second grade level, but he can comprehend orally material at the fourth or fifth grade level. The most probable cause/s of this student's reading problem is/are .....

28Which of the following should be checked first in a child with speech issues?

29Struggling readers Phoenemic awareness instruction given in

30Which of the following groups in a school would benefit most from the library media center's purchase of a universal access workstation?

31Dyslexia is a severe reading difficulty. A learning who has this should be placed in a .....

32Positioning and seating, motor capabilities for direct selection/scanning, and cognitive linguistic skills are:

33A middle school student with a specific learning disability in mathematics uses a calculator efficiently in the classroom when solving worksheets. However, the student is unable to use the calculator in a local convenience store when calculating the total cost of items. Which of the following does the student need to work on?

34ADVANCED: A patient with aphasia due to a stroke is having difficulty expressing themselves verbally. Which communication approach would be MOST appropriate?

35A student who knew their letter sounds but could not decode a word. The question asked you what strategy you would use to help the student decode.

36A group of educators is planning a curriculum for a National Learning Camp. Which camp would be most suitable for students struggling with basic math and English skills?

37This is an example of:

38Physical factor that affects learners' learning is

39All students with disabilities would benefit from Inclusion.

40Which treatment approach for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers involves the clinician "providing concentrated exposure to a target in a variety of contexts using natural and meaningful adult-child interactions?

41A broad label defining a learning disability that affects language processing, often leading to difficulty with reading.

42Fossilization in language learning occurs when learners receive no instruction, leading to .....

43A student often becomes overwhelmed when working independently and usually rips their paper or starts tapping desk chairs with their feet. An appropriate strategy to address this is to:

44Which of the following is NOT a prelinguistic or early language therapy target?

45Which treatment approach for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers is naturalistic and encourages a child to initiate communication by arranging the environment to increase the likelihood that the child will produce a verbal or non-verbal intervention target?

46What is the reason for NOT using clarifying response strategy (CRS) with students with emotional problems?

47Which of the following is the best strategy a teacher could use to support a student with a visual impairment?

48Which of the following statements about a "cool down" area in the classroom is NOT true?

49In 1771 which of the following researcher propounded that the blind could read and write by using his/her fingers?

50Midway through the year, a second-grade teacher notices that a student is below grade level in their reading levels. What should she do?

51A child has language needs and gets frustrated easily. What is the best support plan?

52When a student with dyslexia is allowed by the teacher to listen to an audio version of the same book that the rest of the class is reading, the teacher is providing?

53Which of the following is the most common relative strength of students with a learning disability and .....

54How does handwriting help the learning process?

55Which strategy may be beneficial before beginning to teach laundry skills to a high school student with an intellectual disability?

56Which term best matches this definition?A change in how a student accesses information or demonstrates learning without altering expectations.

57Ms. Oliveros, a language teacher, has noticed that Bryan, a diagnosed dyslexic child, has already improved in his reading, writing, gross and fine motor abilities. She recommended to her principal that Bryan should be learning in a regular classroom. Which of the following does the teacher want to happen?

58What impact can praising intelligence rather than effort have on students, according to Dweck's findings?

59General education teachers are specialists in curriculum content. What are special education teachers' specialists in?

60Which of the following will you choose to be true?

61Which of the following models used in planning instruction for students with disabilities is described as an example of "student-directed planning"?