PEL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Adaptive behavior assessment - ANSWER-Life skills, social skills, personal
responability
What tracks data - ANSWER-Spread sheets
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - ANSWER-an intelligence test for children
between the ages of 6 and 16 inclusive that can be completed without reading or
writing. The WISC generates an IQ score
Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) - ANSWER-Identifies the factors that may be
maintaining the behavior
Collective baseline data - ANSWER-Before the intervention
norm-referenced tests - ANSWER-Tests where a student's performance is compared
with a norm group, or a representative sampling students similar to the student. A
person's score on a norm-referenced test describes how the student did in relation to
the norm group. Tests results are reported in such formats as standard scores or
percentiles.
What happens to the IEP when environments change? - ANSWER-Needs updated
What is the step before assessing the child? - ANSWER-Parents must give consent
Student self assessment - ANSWER-1. Set learning goals
2 production of work that aims to achieve goal
3 evaluation of goals progress
What must happen before the termination of an IEP - ANSWER-Parents must be
provided with a termination letter
Positive behavioral interventions and supports - ANSWER-Teri 1 is the expected
behavior of all students
What is the best way to help admin see relationships - ANSWER-Provide data showing
a high mobility on achievement
What does the ABC data collected by the teacher help inform? - ANSWER-The focus of
the FBA
, role playing - ANSWER-A conflict resolution strategy
Murray Bowen's family systems theory - ANSWER-Family projection
Parents pass on their emotions to their children
What must you do before terminating a group - ANSWER-Remind them of the progress
they made
What do statements of assurance do - ANSWER-Help assure quality of care
What is the primary purpose for strengths based assessments - ANSWER-Build on the
individuals personal attributes and resources instead of focusing on the problems
What is the main presentation in ADHD Inattentive - ANSWER-Losing things,
forgetfulness, being unorganized
Bloom's Taxonomy - ANSWER-knowledge,
comprehension,
application,
analysis,
synthesis,
evaluation
If a student has been diagnosed with depression what do we do - ANSWER-Get
individual supports and classroom plan in pace
What do you do when you have a gifted student - ANSWER-Link complex assignments
with their strengths
Identification - ANSWER-Once referral is made an assessment is done to determine
whether the child has a disability that requires special education services
Major life activities, interpersonal relationships, performance in school and home are
used to asses the services needed
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Adaptive behavior assessment - ANSWER-Life skills, social skills, personal
responability
What tracks data - ANSWER-Spread sheets
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - ANSWER-an intelligence test for children
between the ages of 6 and 16 inclusive that can be completed without reading or
writing. The WISC generates an IQ score
Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) - ANSWER-Identifies the factors that may be
maintaining the behavior
Collective baseline data - ANSWER-Before the intervention
norm-referenced tests - ANSWER-Tests where a student's performance is compared
with a norm group, or a representative sampling students similar to the student. A
person's score on a norm-referenced test describes how the student did in relation to
the norm group. Tests results are reported in such formats as standard scores or
percentiles.
What happens to the IEP when environments change? - ANSWER-Needs updated
What is the step before assessing the child? - ANSWER-Parents must give consent
Student self assessment - ANSWER-1. Set learning goals
2 production of work that aims to achieve goal
3 evaluation of goals progress
What must happen before the termination of an IEP - ANSWER-Parents must be
provided with a termination letter
Positive behavioral interventions and supports - ANSWER-Teri 1 is the expected
behavior of all students
What is the best way to help admin see relationships - ANSWER-Provide data showing
a high mobility on achievement
What does the ABC data collected by the teacher help inform? - ANSWER-The focus of
the FBA
, role playing - ANSWER-A conflict resolution strategy
Murray Bowen's family systems theory - ANSWER-Family projection
Parents pass on their emotions to their children
What must you do before terminating a group - ANSWER-Remind them of the progress
they made
What do statements of assurance do - ANSWER-Help assure quality of care
What is the primary purpose for strengths based assessments - ANSWER-Build on the
individuals personal attributes and resources instead of focusing on the problems
What is the main presentation in ADHD Inattentive - ANSWER-Losing things,
forgetfulness, being unorganized
Bloom's Taxonomy - ANSWER-knowledge,
comprehension,
application,
analysis,
synthesis,
evaluation
If a student has been diagnosed with depression what do we do - ANSWER-Get
individual supports and classroom plan in pace
What do you do when you have a gifted student - ANSWER-Link complex assignments
with their strengths
Identification - ANSWER-Once referral is made an assessment is done to determine
whether the child has a disability that requires special education services
Major life activities, interpersonal relationships, performance in school and home are
used to asses the services needed
