FTCE ESE FINAL EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Prevention - ✔✔This type of intervention is delivered to persons who do not yet
show signs of communicative disorders
✔✔Diagnostic - ✔✔This form of assessment is used to identify students reading
strengths and weaknesses
✔✔Legal action - ✔✔Tends to be politics and reactive when dealing with due process
✔✔In loco parenthis - ✔✔The court recognizes the importance of giving teachers and
school administration power over a student behavior
✔✔Everything observed about a behavior - ✔✔What should be recorded during in
anecdotal observation
✔✔criterion-referenced - ✔✔High stakes tests are assessments designed to measure
whether students have attained learning standards. These tests are a type of
assessment referred to as
✔✔norm-referenced - ✔✔the test that summarizes student performance using grade
equivalents and/or percentile ranks
✔✔high responders - ✔✔the phrase that is NOT a consideration when assessing
student progress, designing interventions, and interpreting English language learners'
(ELLs') responses to interventions
✔✔Cultural bias - ✔✔Bill comes from a single-parent home in the city. When he read a
story on a standardized achievement test about an affluent two-parent family in the
suburbs, he had difficulty predicting the outcome. This scenario exemplifies
✔✔Partnership for Assessment for Readiness of College and Career (PARCC) -
✔✔Under the Common Core State Standards, portions of the FCAT will be replaced by
a new assessment that aligns with the CCSS known as___________
✔✔recommend interventions and document attempts for academic and/or behavior
problems. - ✔✔One of the primary purposes of early intervention services is to
✔✔identifying data - ✔✔Which section is typically presented first in psychoeducational
reports?
✔✔performance-based assessment - ✔✔A tenth-grade student with intellectual
disabilities attends the district's vocational training program. The student is initially
, placed at a workstation that measures the speed and accuracy of sorting and classifying
skills. What activity is this an example of
✔✔general interviews, use of rating scales, problem identification/problem analysis
interview, observation - ✔✔Assessment procedures are typically administered in a
certain order. Identify the answer choice that lists these procedures in the correct order.
✔✔social reinforcer - ✔✔Making a positive phone call to a parent is an example of a
✔✔wraparound processes - ✔✔Services that are coordinated through school, home,
and community settings are described as
✔✔clearly specifying the expectations for the student - ✔✔Which is NOT considered a
step in teaching cognitive behavior management strategies
✔✔Students do not need to be enrolled in special education to receive related services.
- ✔✔According to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Public Law 93-112),
which of the following is true
✔✔45 days - ✔✔If Jonas arrives to school with a weapon and is suspended, what is the
length of time Jonas can be placed in an appropriate interim alternative education
setting?
✔✔baseline data - ✔✔The behavioral criteria of an objective should be based mainly on
✔✔in relationship to the factors that influence the behavior - ✔✔When discussing
positive behavior support and functional behavioral assessment, teachers view the
student in which way?
✔✔lack of attention to tasks - ✔✔Which of the following behaviors warrant a behavior
change program?
✔✔differentail reinforcement - ✔✔Carmen, a student in Mr. Tanaka's class, is
constantly asking, "What time is it?" She does this about fifteen times a day. Mr. Tanaka
considers this to be attention-getting behavior and wishes to eliminate it. He usually
responds to Carmen's request by telling her the time. Using the example of Carmen
which of the interventions do you think will be the most effective?
✔✔general interviews, use of rating scales, problem identification/problem analysis
interview, observation - ✔✔Assessment procedures are typically administered in a
certain order. Identify the answer choice that lists these procedures in the correct order.
✔✔3-5 years - ✔✔P. L. 99-457 extended the services provided to school-aged children
with disabilities. Select the correct range of ages addressed by this law.
GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Prevention - ✔✔This type of intervention is delivered to persons who do not yet
show signs of communicative disorders
✔✔Diagnostic - ✔✔This form of assessment is used to identify students reading
strengths and weaknesses
✔✔Legal action - ✔✔Tends to be politics and reactive when dealing with due process
✔✔In loco parenthis - ✔✔The court recognizes the importance of giving teachers and
school administration power over a student behavior
✔✔Everything observed about a behavior - ✔✔What should be recorded during in
anecdotal observation
✔✔criterion-referenced - ✔✔High stakes tests are assessments designed to measure
whether students have attained learning standards. These tests are a type of
assessment referred to as
✔✔norm-referenced - ✔✔the test that summarizes student performance using grade
equivalents and/or percentile ranks
✔✔high responders - ✔✔the phrase that is NOT a consideration when assessing
student progress, designing interventions, and interpreting English language learners'
(ELLs') responses to interventions
✔✔Cultural bias - ✔✔Bill comes from a single-parent home in the city. When he read a
story on a standardized achievement test about an affluent two-parent family in the
suburbs, he had difficulty predicting the outcome. This scenario exemplifies
✔✔Partnership for Assessment for Readiness of College and Career (PARCC) -
✔✔Under the Common Core State Standards, portions of the FCAT will be replaced by
a new assessment that aligns with the CCSS known as___________
✔✔recommend interventions and document attempts for academic and/or behavior
problems. - ✔✔One of the primary purposes of early intervention services is to
✔✔identifying data - ✔✔Which section is typically presented first in psychoeducational
reports?
✔✔performance-based assessment - ✔✔A tenth-grade student with intellectual
disabilities attends the district's vocational training program. The student is initially
, placed at a workstation that measures the speed and accuracy of sorting and classifying
skills. What activity is this an example of
✔✔general interviews, use of rating scales, problem identification/problem analysis
interview, observation - ✔✔Assessment procedures are typically administered in a
certain order. Identify the answer choice that lists these procedures in the correct order.
✔✔social reinforcer - ✔✔Making a positive phone call to a parent is an example of a
✔✔wraparound processes - ✔✔Services that are coordinated through school, home,
and community settings are described as
✔✔clearly specifying the expectations for the student - ✔✔Which is NOT considered a
step in teaching cognitive behavior management strategies
✔✔Students do not need to be enrolled in special education to receive related services.
- ✔✔According to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Public Law 93-112),
which of the following is true
✔✔45 days - ✔✔If Jonas arrives to school with a weapon and is suspended, what is the
length of time Jonas can be placed in an appropriate interim alternative education
setting?
✔✔baseline data - ✔✔The behavioral criteria of an objective should be based mainly on
✔✔in relationship to the factors that influence the behavior - ✔✔When discussing
positive behavior support and functional behavioral assessment, teachers view the
student in which way?
✔✔lack of attention to tasks - ✔✔Which of the following behaviors warrant a behavior
change program?
✔✔differentail reinforcement - ✔✔Carmen, a student in Mr. Tanaka's class, is
constantly asking, "What time is it?" She does this about fifteen times a day. Mr. Tanaka
considers this to be attention-getting behavior and wishes to eliminate it. He usually
responds to Carmen's request by telling her the time. Using the example of Carmen
which of the interventions do you think will be the most effective?
✔✔general interviews, use of rating scales, problem identification/problem analysis
interview, observation - ✔✔Assessment procedures are typically administered in a
certain order. Identify the answer choice that lists these procedures in the correct order.
✔✔3-5 years - ✔✔P. L. 99-457 extended the services provided to school-aged children
with disabilities. Select the correct range of ages addressed by this law.