OAE Special Education (043) Exam
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Hyperglycemia Symptoms Lots of eating, peeing, drinking, blurred
vision,
fatigue, weight loss
Adolescence Ability to understand that another's
perspective
may be influenced by his/her general life
condition(s)
(i.e. background or circumstances)
Least Restrictive Environment The placement of a special needs student
(LRE) in a
manner promoting the maximum possible
interaction with the general school
population;
applies to the educational setting of
exceptional
and the education of disabled children with
non-
disabled children whenever realistic and
possible;
it's the least restrictive setting in which the
disabled
child can function without difficulty
,Mainstreaming An educational approach in which
exceptional
children are integrated as much as
possible into the
traditional educational system and are
provided
with a broad range of educational
alternatives;
term used to describe the integration of
children
with special needs into regular classrooms
for part
of the school day; the remainder of the day
is in a
special education classroom
Individuals with Disabilities Act The federal law that provides federal
funding for
special education and regulates special
education
procedures
Formal Diagnostic Reading Assesses a students strengths and needs
Achievement Test in a
specific area of reading
Concept Mapping A visual means of exploring connections
between
a subject and related ideas
Fine Motor Skill Typically Cutting shapes with scissors
Developed
Last
, Pragmatic Language Disorder Difficulty understanding and using
language in
social contexts
Effective Instructional Plan (EIP) Teacher gathers information about a
student in ALL
developmental domains that reflect the
students
strengths and needs; using a standardized
test may
not reflect the students curriculum,
preferred
response method, or skill application
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity A developmental disorder characterized by
Disorder (ADHD) difficult in sustaining attention,
hyperactivity, and
impulsive and uncontrolled behavior
Amphetamines Used for children with ADHD to help them
focus
their attention better for longer periods of
time
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Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
Hyperglycemia Symptoms Lots of eating, peeing, drinking, blurred
vision,
fatigue, weight loss
Adolescence Ability to understand that another's
perspective
may be influenced by his/her general life
condition(s)
(i.e. background or circumstances)
Least Restrictive Environment The placement of a special needs student
(LRE) in a
manner promoting the maximum possible
interaction with the general school
population;
applies to the educational setting of
exceptional
and the education of disabled children with
non-
disabled children whenever realistic and
possible;
it's the least restrictive setting in which the
disabled
child can function without difficulty
,Mainstreaming An educational approach in which
exceptional
children are integrated as much as
possible into the
traditional educational system and are
provided
with a broad range of educational
alternatives;
term used to describe the integration of
children
with special needs into regular classrooms
for part
of the school day; the remainder of the day
is in a
special education classroom
Individuals with Disabilities Act The federal law that provides federal
funding for
special education and regulates special
education
procedures
Formal Diagnostic Reading Assesses a students strengths and needs
Achievement Test in a
specific area of reading
Concept Mapping A visual means of exploring connections
between
a subject and related ideas
Fine Motor Skill Typically Cutting shapes with scissors
Developed
Last
, Pragmatic Language Disorder Difficulty understanding and using
language in
social contexts
Effective Instructional Plan (EIP) Teacher gathers information about a
student in ALL
developmental domains that reflect the
students
strengths and needs; using a standardized
test may
not reflect the students curriculum,
preferred
response method, or skill application
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity A developmental disorder characterized by
Disorder (ADHD) difficult in sustaining attention,
hyperactivity, and
impulsive and uncontrolled behavior
Amphetamines Used for children with ADHD to help them
focus
their attention better for longer periods of
time
