MTTC COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT TEST
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Definition
Supervise individual and small groups; provide individual assistance
as necessary; help prep and arrange classroom; keep class neat and
orderly; assist in prep of material, bullitin boards, adaptive
equipment, class furniture; collect student performance data; help
implement PBS plans (Positive Behavior Support); intervene in med
emergencies and contact appropriate individual for emergency
medical services; engage in clerical tasks that allow teachers to
engage in more instructional time with students.
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Social Stories
Paraeducator Duties
Resource Room
# 9 An Iep Team Is Meeting To See If Placement Changes Are Needed For A
Student With Moderate C.i. Who Has Just Been Placed On Seizure Meds That
Affect His Memory And Motor Movement. He Is Currently In Gen Ed With Pull
Out Special Ed Services For Functional Living Instruction. Which Are Important
Steps For The Iep Team To Take When Deciding Placement
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Term
amount of time recommended by No Child Left Behind to promote
reading success.
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include these components in the 90-minute core reading block:
teaching reading for 90 minutes, doing so becomes more manageable
when:
Flexible grouping practices occur
Students understand and follow the routine
Features of high-quality instruction are employed
most severe condition classified as PDD(pervasive developmental disorder)
A brain development disorder characterized by impaired social interaction,
communication, and understanding of other's states of mind, and by restricted
and repetitive behavior. Signs usually begin before a child is 3 years old.
Adaptive behavior scale-school version 2nd ed. (1993)
Adaptive behavior scale-residential and community version 2nd ed. (1993)
Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales (1984)
Scales of Independent Behavior (1996)
Comprehensive test for adaptive behavior-revised (1999)
Adaptive Behavior Assessment System ABAS (2000)
Defined as extreme agitation, filled with tension and dread. Anxiety is different
than fear. Children with anxiety may or may not qualify for special education.
, Those who need modifications to their school day can achieve this through a 504
plan.
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Definition
First federal law requiring schools to educate students with
disabilities (Education of All Handicapped Children Act of 1975)
EAHCA
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A state law that limits educational
PL 94-142
funding
An act that only applies to private A federal law that bans education
schools for disabled students
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| 187 QUESTIONS | WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!
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2 of 187
Definition
Supervise individual and small groups; provide individual assistance
as necessary; help prep and arrange classroom; keep class neat and
orderly; assist in prep of material, bullitin boards, adaptive
equipment, class furniture; collect student performance data; help
implement PBS plans (Positive Behavior Support); intervene in med
emergencies and contact appropriate individual for emergency
medical services; engage in clerical tasks that allow teachers to
engage in more instructional time with students.
Give this one a try later!
Social Stories
Paraeducator Duties
Resource Room
# 9 An Iep Team Is Meeting To See If Placement Changes Are Needed For A
Student With Moderate C.i. Who Has Just Been Placed On Seizure Meds That
Affect His Memory And Motor Movement. He Is Currently In Gen Ed With Pull
Out Special Ed Services For Functional Living Instruction. Which Are Important
Steps For The Iep Team To Take When Deciding Placement
, Don't know?
3 of 187
Term
amount of time recommended by No Child Left Behind to promote
reading success.
Give this one a try later!
include these components in the 90-minute core reading block:
teaching reading for 90 minutes, doing so becomes more manageable
when:
Flexible grouping practices occur
Students understand and follow the routine
Features of high-quality instruction are employed
most severe condition classified as PDD(pervasive developmental disorder)
A brain development disorder characterized by impaired social interaction,
communication, and understanding of other's states of mind, and by restricted
and repetitive behavior. Signs usually begin before a child is 3 years old.
Adaptive behavior scale-school version 2nd ed. (1993)
Adaptive behavior scale-residential and community version 2nd ed. (1993)
Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales (1984)
Scales of Independent Behavior (1996)
Comprehensive test for adaptive behavior-revised (1999)
Adaptive Behavior Assessment System ABAS (2000)
Defined as extreme agitation, filled with tension and dread. Anxiety is different
than fear. Children with anxiety may or may not qualify for special education.
, Those who need modifications to their school day can achieve this through a 504
plan.
Don't know?
4 of 187
Definition
First federal law requiring schools to educate students with
disabilities (Education of All Handicapped Children Act of 1975)
EAHCA
Give this one a try later!
A state law that limits educational
PL 94-142
funding
An act that only applies to private A federal law that bans education
schools for disabled students
Don't know?
