OAE Special Education (043)
1. A issue of using a standardized take a look at with a pupil who has a studying disability...
- ANS-Would be it is difficult to use the check results to broaden effective instructional
strategies
2. A unique training in assembly with the parents and siblings of a pupil who will start
receiving special schooling offerings because of a demanding brain injury (TBI),
orthopedic impairment, and particular getting to know disabilities - ANS-To assist support
this pupil's ongoing gaining knowledge of and development, it might be most appropriate
for the unique educator to encourage the family to communicate openly amongst
themselves approximately the scholar's strengths and needs
3. A special schooling trainer is getting ready to behavior an initial evaluation of an English
Language Learner - ANS-To decrease bias maximum correctly, the teacher need to
administer diverse formal and informal assessments within the scholar's number one
language
4. A student who has problem expertise the that means of words could have the most
problem summarizing a passage from a chapter book - ANS-
5. Absence Seizure - ANS-A student will regularly show a clean, expressionless stare,
commonly lasting a short time period; may seem like the scholar is having a pipe dream
or no longer listening; may additionally or may not know that he/she has skilled this form
of seizure
6. Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM) - ANS-Textbooks and other revealed educational
substances published in special digital codecs; the usage of digital formats enables
students with studying and/or print disabilities to listen and see the textual content
concurrently the use of a computer, pill, or other virtual device; consists of Braille, huge
print, audio, and digital text, DAISY (virtual reachable records device)--lets in customers
to pay attention to recordings of human voices or digital speech synthesizers for audio
versions of print substances; used for students who are blind, visually impaired, diverse
bodily disabilities, and feature analyzing-associated studying disabilities (LDs) consisting
of dyslexia
7. Accommodations - ANS-Changes that permit someone with a disability to participate
fully in an pastime (i.E. Extended time, distinctive check layout, and alterations to a
lecture room)
8. Adapted Physical Education (APE) - ANS-Specifically designed physical education
software, using accommodations designed to in shape the needs of students who
require development or corrective instruction in PE
9. Adaptive Behavior - ANS-The social and practical capabilities that humans want to
feature in their ordinary lives
10. Adaptive Behavior Assessment - ANS-Determines a pupil's abilties and capabilities
within the regions of interpersonal relationships, self-determination, and each day living
, 11. Adolescence - ANS-Ability to remember that every other's perspective may be
encouraged via his/her fashionable lifestyles situation(s)
12. (i.E. Historical past or situations)
13. Alphabetic Principle - ANS-An expertise that letters and letter styles constitute the
sounds of spoken words (i.E. Letter humans and alphabet handbook)
14. Amphetamines - ANS-Used for children with ADHD to help them consciousness their
interest better for longer periods of time
15. Anticonvulsant Medications - ANS-Used to control and reduce the frequency and
severity of seizures; the maximum common facet effects reported are drowsiness and
dizziness
16. Antipsychotics - ANS-(i.E. Haldol, Thorazine, Stelazine, Mellaril, Risperdal, Loxitane,
Moban, and Lithium) prescribed for schizophrenia
17. Anxiety in Children - ANS-Defined as extreme agitation, filled with anxiety and dread;
tension is exclusive than worry; children with tension might also or won't qualify for
unique schooling; individuals who need changes to their school day can reap this thru a
504 plan
18. APGAR Scale - ANS-A take a look at used at delivery to measure a newborns
functioning on five essential regions
19. Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) - ANS-Systemic behavioral education
20. ASD Students - ANS-Become disillusioned with the aid of changes within the
surroundings or modifications within the day by day habitual; college students opt for
sameness and repetition
21. Aspergers Syndrome - ANS-A type of autism characterised via regular cognitive and
language development and impaired social competencies; pervasive developmental
disorder (PDD) that includes delays inside the development of basic abilities, which
includes socializing, coordination and the ability to speak
22. Assessment or Evaluation - ANS-Term used to explain the trying out and diagnostic
processes leading up to the improvement of the appropriate IEP for a student with
special training wishes
23. Assistive Technology - ANS-Any item or device used to improve the functioning of a
disabled man or woman
24. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) - ANS-A developmental ailment
characterised via difficult in sustaining attention, hyperactivity, and impulsive and
uncontrolled conduct
25. Atypical Development of Gross Motor Skills - ANS-three-three hundred and sixty five
days, some signs and symptoms encompass the child cannot open/close their fingers all
through the ordinary age range, baby has problem conserving their hear up, infant
cannot sit up straight without assist, or has issue sitting up in spite of help, toddler
doesn't begin to pull up on furniture or arise during this age variety; 12-36 months,
issues with on foot/jogging, jumping/hopping, ascending/descending stairs, rolling,
catching, and throwing a ball; may also reveal better or lower muscle tone than everyday
and problems with motor planning, motor coordination, stability, and proprioception
26. Atypical Social and Emotional Development - ANS-Too trusting of others, which allows
others to take advantage of them--associated with intellectual disability or intellectual
1. A issue of using a standardized take a look at with a pupil who has a studying disability...
- ANS-Would be it is difficult to use the check results to broaden effective instructional
strategies
2. A unique training in assembly with the parents and siblings of a pupil who will start
receiving special schooling offerings because of a demanding brain injury (TBI),
orthopedic impairment, and particular getting to know disabilities - ANS-To assist support
this pupil's ongoing gaining knowledge of and development, it might be most appropriate
for the unique educator to encourage the family to communicate openly amongst
themselves approximately the scholar's strengths and needs
3. A special schooling trainer is getting ready to behavior an initial evaluation of an English
Language Learner - ANS-To decrease bias maximum correctly, the teacher need to
administer diverse formal and informal assessments within the scholar's number one
language
4. A student who has problem expertise the that means of words could have the most
problem summarizing a passage from a chapter book - ANS-
5. Absence Seizure - ANS-A student will regularly show a clean, expressionless stare,
commonly lasting a short time period; may seem like the scholar is having a pipe dream
or no longer listening; may additionally or may not know that he/she has skilled this form
of seizure
6. Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM) - ANS-Textbooks and other revealed educational
substances published in special digital codecs; the usage of digital formats enables
students with studying and/or print disabilities to listen and see the textual content
concurrently the use of a computer, pill, or other virtual device; consists of Braille, huge
print, audio, and digital text, DAISY (virtual reachable records device)--lets in customers
to pay attention to recordings of human voices or digital speech synthesizers for audio
versions of print substances; used for students who are blind, visually impaired, diverse
bodily disabilities, and feature analyzing-associated studying disabilities (LDs) consisting
of dyslexia
7. Accommodations - ANS-Changes that permit someone with a disability to participate
fully in an pastime (i.E. Extended time, distinctive check layout, and alterations to a
lecture room)
8. Adapted Physical Education (APE) - ANS-Specifically designed physical education
software, using accommodations designed to in shape the needs of students who
require development or corrective instruction in PE
9. Adaptive Behavior - ANS-The social and practical capabilities that humans want to
feature in their ordinary lives
10. Adaptive Behavior Assessment - ANS-Determines a pupil's abilties and capabilities
within the regions of interpersonal relationships, self-determination, and each day living
, 11. Adolescence - ANS-Ability to remember that every other's perspective may be
encouraged via his/her fashionable lifestyles situation(s)
12. (i.E. Historical past or situations)
13. Alphabetic Principle - ANS-An expertise that letters and letter styles constitute the
sounds of spoken words (i.E. Letter humans and alphabet handbook)
14. Amphetamines - ANS-Used for children with ADHD to help them consciousness their
interest better for longer periods of time
15. Anticonvulsant Medications - ANS-Used to control and reduce the frequency and
severity of seizures; the maximum common facet effects reported are drowsiness and
dizziness
16. Antipsychotics - ANS-(i.E. Haldol, Thorazine, Stelazine, Mellaril, Risperdal, Loxitane,
Moban, and Lithium) prescribed for schizophrenia
17. Anxiety in Children - ANS-Defined as extreme agitation, filled with anxiety and dread;
tension is exclusive than worry; children with tension might also or won't qualify for
unique schooling; individuals who need changes to their school day can reap this thru a
504 plan
18. APGAR Scale - ANS-A take a look at used at delivery to measure a newborns
functioning on five essential regions
19. Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) - ANS-Systemic behavioral education
20. ASD Students - ANS-Become disillusioned with the aid of changes within the
surroundings or modifications within the day by day habitual; college students opt for
sameness and repetition
21. Aspergers Syndrome - ANS-A type of autism characterised via regular cognitive and
language development and impaired social competencies; pervasive developmental
disorder (PDD) that includes delays inside the development of basic abilities, which
includes socializing, coordination and the ability to speak
22. Assessment or Evaluation - ANS-Term used to explain the trying out and diagnostic
processes leading up to the improvement of the appropriate IEP for a student with
special training wishes
23. Assistive Technology - ANS-Any item or device used to improve the functioning of a
disabled man or woman
24. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) - ANS-A developmental ailment
characterised via difficult in sustaining attention, hyperactivity, and impulsive and
uncontrolled conduct
25. Atypical Development of Gross Motor Skills - ANS-three-three hundred and sixty five
days, some signs and symptoms encompass the child cannot open/close their fingers all
through the ordinary age range, baby has problem conserving their hear up, infant
cannot sit up straight without assist, or has issue sitting up in spite of help, toddler
doesn't begin to pull up on furniture or arise during this age variety; 12-36 months,
issues with on foot/jogging, jumping/hopping, ascending/descending stairs, rolling,
catching, and throwing a ball; may also reveal better or lower muscle tone than everyday
and problems with motor planning, motor coordination, stability, and proprioception
26. Atypical Social and Emotional Development - ANS-Too trusting of others, which allows
others to take advantage of them--associated with intellectual disability or intellectual
