DIVERSE LEARNERS - D096 OA STUDY GUIDE |
ACTUAL | GRADED A+
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Definition
Minimal comprehension, does not verbalize, uses nonverbal means
of communication (nods, points, draws); similar to 9 month old baby
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Language Shock Preproduction
product Acculturation
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Term
role shock
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different extensions of the same major differences between
basic lesson for groups of students expectations and experiences
with differing abilities in relation to school/social life
A special educator teaching
ELs experiences this form of school
side- by-side with a general
when they begin to adjust to life in
educator in a classroom with both
an academic environment
teachers
providing instruction to all students.
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Term
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
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offering learners diverse ways to A civil rights law that prohibits
express their understanding and skill discrimination on the basis of
, development; executive function; disability at schools
the "How?" that receive federal
funding
Small group intervention in addition One teacher teaches, the other
to tier 1 support circulates the room providing
unobtrusive assistance.
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Definition
matching vocabulary, read passage/answer questions, create
powerpoint that summarizes lesson
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content Co-teaching
equity pedagogy Team Teaching
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Definition
A proactive framework used to establish a positive social
environment and provide behavioral supports for all students to
succeed socially, emotionally, and academically.
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Positive Behavior Intervention
achievement gap Support (PBIS)
Cognitive Academic Language
Product-Based learning Proficiency (CALP)
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Term
Behavior Intervention Plan
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Primary Law governing school A civil rights law that prohibits
funding, operations, and discrimination on the basis of
accountability; made changes to disability at schools that receive
federal education laws (Title III) federal funding
ACTUAL | GRADED A+
1 of 79
Definition
Minimal comprehension, does not verbalize, uses nonverbal means
of communication (nods, points, draws); similar to 9 month old baby
Give this one a try later!
Language Shock Preproduction
product Acculturation
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2 of 79
Term
role shock
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different extensions of the same major differences between
basic lesson for groups of students expectations and experiences
with differing abilities in relation to school/social life
A special educator teaching
ELs experiences this form of school
side- by-side with a general
when they begin to adjust to life in
educator in a classroom with both
an academic environment
teachers
providing instruction to all students.
Don't know?
3 of 79
Term
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
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offering learners diverse ways to A civil rights law that prohibits
express their understanding and skill discrimination on the basis of
, development; executive function; disability at schools
the "How?" that receive federal
funding
Small group intervention in addition One teacher teaches, the other
to tier 1 support circulates the room providing
unobtrusive assistance.
Don't know?
4 of 79
Definition
matching vocabulary, read passage/answer questions, create
powerpoint that summarizes lesson
Give this one a try later!
content Co-teaching
equity pedagogy Team Teaching
Don't know?
, 5 of 79
Definition
A proactive framework used to establish a positive social
environment and provide behavioral supports for all students to
succeed socially, emotionally, and academically.
Give this one a try later!
Positive Behavior Intervention
achievement gap Support (PBIS)
Cognitive Academic Language
Product-Based learning Proficiency (CALP)
Don't know?
6 of 79
Term
Behavior Intervention Plan
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Primary Law governing school A civil rights law that prohibits
funding, operations, and discrimination on the basis of
accountability; made changes to disability at schools that receive
federal education laws (Title III) federal funding
