Ftce Ese K-12 Q&A 2023

Conflict Resolution - Answer- When a neutral third party actively intervenes in a conflict between parents and faculty, what is being practiced? Why are group tests better able to quickly identify a special needs child? - Answer- They will score lower than the others in the group Special needs children, when compared to average children, tend to do lower on group tests. By being able to compare them to the group or national average, they can quickly be identified. Not all special needs children can be diagnosed this way, although it is true for the majority of them. In what year was the EHA amended to include services to infants and toddlers? - Answer- 1986 In 1986, the EHA was amended to include assistance to infants and toddlers who were experiencing early learning difficulties. Under these amendments, the EIP was designed for infants and the FAPE was extended to children as young as 3 years old. Dalton has a phobia of snakes. His therapist closes him in a small room with several snakes for one hour as part of his treatment. What is the term for this type of treatment? - Answer- Flooding. Flooding involves the process of exposing people to the anxiety-producing stimulus for as long as one to two hours All of the following strategies are appropriate to use with students with autism - Answer- Limiting Choices Following Routines & Schedules Incorporating Projects Involving repetitive movements Some students with disabilities do not receive services under IDEA. However, schools are still required to provide them with the accommodations, specialized instruction, or related services they need. Which law mandates this? - Answer- Section 504. A Section 504 Plan is developed for students with disabilities who do not meet the criteria outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). This law requires schools to provide reasonable accommodations, instruction, and related services to these students even though they have not been identified for special education services. What is Stimming? - Answer- Stimming refers to self-stimulatory stereotypic behaviors common in students with autism. Rocking is an example of a stimming behavior. Which one of the seven deadly habits of Choice Theory is endorsed by Behaviorism? - Answer- Bribing, rewarding to control Choice Theory views reinforcements that teachers use to mold behavior as bribing. It is one of the seven deadly habits. Behaviorism, on the other hand, advocates both positive and negative reinforcement strategies.