Special Education Flashcards

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Special Education

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Specially designed Instruction-no cost to parents-meets unique needs of a child w/ disability

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3 prong test of eligibility

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has a disability, condition adversely affects educational performance, needs specially designed instruction (SPED)

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Adverse Impact

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Student’s progress impeded by the disability significantly (2 SD) and consistently (6 months) below level of similar peers-how does disability impact academic performance

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Consent

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parents fully informed in native language-written notice

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What is required to be included in the consent form

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evaluation or revaluation proposed, reason for the eval, other options considers and why rejected, description of assessments, description of other facts, procedural safeguard notice.

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Consent must be

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Knowing (informed in writing native language), Competent (understand and agree to activities), voluntary

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13 Disability categories

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Deaf-Blind, Deaf hearing impaired, TBI, DD, Visual Impairment, Orthopedic Impairment, ASD, OHI, Emotional Behavioral Disorder, Intellectual Disability, SLD, Speech & Language, Multiple Disabilities

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Other Health Impairment

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limited strength, vitality, or alertness with respect to educational environment due to chronic health problems

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Emotional Behavioral Disorder

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inability to learn not due to other disability, inability to maintain social relationships. inappropriate b/hrs. characteristics must be observed for more than 6 months by more than 2 observers in more than 1 setting.

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Learning Disability

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Neurological based Cognitive deficits impacting cognitive processes that interfere with academic skill acquisition-Unexpected Low Achievement. May occur in combination with other disability and conditions, but they are not due primarily to other conditions.

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What must you do with an intial evaluation

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check only identified areas of academic concern document intervention w/ PM data

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8 areas of Learning Disability

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Basic Reading skills (Phonological Deficit) 70-80%, REading Comprehension (Language Comprehension) 10-15%, Reading Fluency (naming Speed problems 10-15%), Math Calculation, Math Problem Solving, Written Expression, Oral Expression, Listening Comprehension

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3 Methods for SLD Eligibility

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Ability-Achievement Discrepancy, RTI, Pattern of Strengths & Weaknesses

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What is Ability Achievement Discrepancy

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is there a significant difference b/w a students IQ and scores on achievement test

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RTI

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lack of response to evidence based interventions. Based on dual discrepancy format

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Patterns of Strengths & weaknesses

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uses cognitive evaluation and breaks student performance into abilities- must have cognitive strengths and one weakness (a weakness in a sea of strengths)

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Exclusionary Factors

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discrepancy can not be the result of environmental, cultural, or economic disadvantage

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Exclusionary Factors Criteria for SLD

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Motor Impairment, Intellectual Disability, Emotional and or Behavioral disorders, Cultural Factors, Environment and Economic disadvantage. MICEE

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Can’t Do vs Won’t Do

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SKill deficit is can’t do and performance deficit is won’t do

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Formula for reading

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Word Recognition + Language comprehension

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5 basic components of reading

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Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary, comprehension

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How do you determine emotional behavior disorders?

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Observe behaviors for more than 6 months by two observers in more than 1 setting

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What is the least effort principle?

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basic behavioral hypothesis that an organism will choose a course of action that appears to require the smallest amount of effort or expenditure of energy.