Exam 1 Part 4 Flashcards
Is an IEP or IFSP more flexible in terms of types of services that a child can receive?
IFSP
What are the 7 principles of EI?
How infants/toddlers learn, all families can support their child’s learning with supports, service coordinator rule, family focused intervention, functional IFSP outcomes, coordinated service, use EBP
What is the difference between the 7 principles of EI and 10 assumptions of EI?
10 assumptions are what you bringing to intervention and the 7 principles are what you need to meet during therapy
Awareness of where you are in space
Proprioceptive
In communication theory: has message in mind
Sender
In communication theory: waits to receive message
Receiver
In communication theory: methods used to convey the message
Medium
Ways to transfer information; listener has to also send a message back to the sender
Tube theory of communication
0-10 months; intention attributed to sender by receiver; baby says “goo” and sender (parents) says “oh he said _____”
Perlocutionary stage
8/10 - 18 months; child uses first words intentionally
Illocutionary stage
18+ months; Putting more words together
Locutionary stage
What are some early speech acts?
Labelling, repeating, answering, requesting, calling, greeting, etc.
Proximity
Proxemic
Movement
Kinesic
Extra communication meaning
Paralinguistic
Intonation and stress
Suprasegmentals
What is the synchrony of parent-child interaction?
Attachment, joint attention, self regulation, advanced language and autonomy, symbolic language development intent
During the first 18 months of life, the child must _____
Attach
Knowing that someone exists and have an invisible string with the caregiver to feel emotionally okay
Attachment
Referencing the environment; engaging with the child while using a reference (looking at something and looking back to the caregiver)
Joint attention
