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STUDENTS WITH

DISABILITIES CST

NYSTCE [060]


• Mr. Graham is a specialist who works with students who

have special needs. You observe Mr. Graham and he is

working with a group of students on the tasks of cutting

with scissors, holding a pencil, and writing sentences

,using the same hand without switching to another hand.

Mr. Graham is the


• special education teacher


• physical therapist


• occupational therapist


• motor planning specialist: (C) Mr. Graham is the

occupational therapist. Some students with disabilities have fine

motor issues. He is working on these skills including crossing

midline.

• Which is an example of an unmet need that can be

addressed prior to the referral process?


• conducting a formal assessment to pinpoint the

student's reading capabil- ities


• creating an IEP with goals for the student

,• selecting related services that the student will receive


• providing assistance to help the student increase his

attendance rate: (D) (A), (B), and (C) are actions that take place

after the referral process and are not unmet needs. Helping the

student improve attendance is a need that should be addressed prior

to asking if the difficulty in school is related to a disability.

• Which of the following is the best example of a chronic

behavioral pattern that is problematic?


• Taylor throws chairs to express her anger concerning

her parent's divorce


• Sal gets into fights when he is attacked


• Kelly cannot verbally sound out digraphs when reading

aloud


• Shawn is sometimes late to school because he misses the

buses: (C) Kelly's

, behavior is chronic and problematic because it impedes reading. The

behaviors of Taylor, Sal, and Shawn are in response to a specific event

and are not chronic.

• The first step in addressing an identified unmet need is

to


• refer the student for special education


• set up counseling


• contact the family or guardian


• meet with the principal: (C) Meeting with the family or

guardian is the first step because you can gain information

concerning the need. Choice (A) and (B) would not be a first step.

Meeting with the principal is a step that would happen prior to

addressing the need. It would happen while in the process of

identifying the need.

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