TEXES 181 EXAMINATION TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Vocational Training. Answer: Virtually all students in residential
school setting receive vocational training
◉ More than one data set. Answer: Deaf students scored the same as
hearing students on tests requiring the use of one data set but lower on
tests requiring more than one data set
◉ Microphone. Answer: picks up sound
◉ Amplifier. Answer: Makes electric signal
◉ Earmold. Answer: Prevents sound from leaking out has a strong effect
on the overall performance of the aid
◉ Telecoil component. Answer: Helps hear what is being said over the
telephone
◉ Over the ear/behind the ear. Answer: +Least susceptible to earwax
damage and feedback
,+For severe to profound loss or moderate sensorineural (inner
ear/cochlea) hearing loss
◉ IROS. Answer: Bilateral high frequency hearing loss
◉ CROS. Answer: Mild and moderate hearing loss (one good ear one
bad ear)
◉ In the canal. Answer: Common for mild or moderate hearing loss,
most susceptible to ear wax damage
◉ Compensatory-Interactive Definition. Answer: A deaf child's lack of
access to typical family experiences directly challenges
◉ Jean Piaget Theory. Answer: Cognitive development depends on
experiences which challenge existing schemata
◉ Compensatory-Interactive. Answer: Children should "own their
language"
◉ Correlation of .75 is suitable for. Answer: Research only
◉ Disadvantage of surrogate skills. Answer: Have poor face validity
,◉ True of Stanford 9. Answer: Most frequently used academic
achievement test with deaf children
◉ Not a variable researched by TIMSS. Answer: Elementary and
secondary math and science accreditation
◉ Work plan steps. Answer: 1. Demonstrate a verifiable disability
2. Develop a work plan
3. Begin college preparation tutoring
4. Review his work plan
◉ Work study options. Answer: Both residential and public schools have
low percentage
◉ Writing and science. Answer: Writing helps students construct
meaning from hands on activity
◉ The Commission on Education of the Deaf. Answer: An organization
produced a document on the 1980's which is used to justify a Deaf
Child's Bill of Rights based on shortcomings in deaf education programs
◉ Coenrollment class sizes are:. Answer: Smaller
, ◉ Which document recommended specific changes in deaf education to
the President and Congress. Answer: Findings of the Commission on
Education of the Deaf
◉ Percentage of deaf students who want to go to college. Answer: 50%
◉ Which government department is VR under. Answer: Department of
health, education, and welfare
◉ Right before teaching math with activities you. Answer: Expand
current knowledge base with activities
◉ Disadvantage of reading aloud. Answer: Low validity for users of
nonstandard English
◉ Test that gives a student a topic, audience, and some requirements.
Answer: Impressionistic
◉ Just found out your son is deaf, which stage are you working on.
Answer: Trust vs. Mistrust
◉ Cognitive stage. Answer: 1. Develop schemata from personal
(manipulation)
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Vocational Training. Answer: Virtually all students in residential
school setting receive vocational training
◉ More than one data set. Answer: Deaf students scored the same as
hearing students on tests requiring the use of one data set but lower on
tests requiring more than one data set
◉ Microphone. Answer: picks up sound
◉ Amplifier. Answer: Makes electric signal
◉ Earmold. Answer: Prevents sound from leaking out has a strong effect
on the overall performance of the aid
◉ Telecoil component. Answer: Helps hear what is being said over the
telephone
◉ Over the ear/behind the ear. Answer: +Least susceptible to earwax
damage and feedback
,+For severe to profound loss or moderate sensorineural (inner
ear/cochlea) hearing loss
◉ IROS. Answer: Bilateral high frequency hearing loss
◉ CROS. Answer: Mild and moderate hearing loss (one good ear one
bad ear)
◉ In the canal. Answer: Common for mild or moderate hearing loss,
most susceptible to ear wax damage
◉ Compensatory-Interactive Definition. Answer: A deaf child's lack of
access to typical family experiences directly challenges
◉ Jean Piaget Theory. Answer: Cognitive development depends on
experiences which challenge existing schemata
◉ Compensatory-Interactive. Answer: Children should "own their
language"
◉ Correlation of .75 is suitable for. Answer: Research only
◉ Disadvantage of surrogate skills. Answer: Have poor face validity
,◉ True of Stanford 9. Answer: Most frequently used academic
achievement test with deaf children
◉ Not a variable researched by TIMSS. Answer: Elementary and
secondary math and science accreditation
◉ Work plan steps. Answer: 1. Demonstrate a verifiable disability
2. Develop a work plan
3. Begin college preparation tutoring
4. Review his work plan
◉ Work study options. Answer: Both residential and public schools have
low percentage
◉ Writing and science. Answer: Writing helps students construct
meaning from hands on activity
◉ The Commission on Education of the Deaf. Answer: An organization
produced a document on the 1980's which is used to justify a Deaf
Child's Bill of Rights based on shortcomings in deaf education programs
◉ Coenrollment class sizes are:. Answer: Smaller
, ◉ Which document recommended specific changes in deaf education to
the President and Congress. Answer: Findings of the Commission on
Education of the Deaf
◉ Percentage of deaf students who want to go to college. Answer: 50%
◉ Which government department is VR under. Answer: Department of
health, education, and welfare
◉ Right before teaching math with activities you. Answer: Expand
current knowledge base with activities
◉ Disadvantage of reading aloud. Answer: Low validity for users of
nonstandard English
◉ Test that gives a student a topic, audience, and some requirements.
Answer: Impressionistic
◉ Just found out your son is deaf, which stage are you working on.
Answer: Trust vs. Mistrust
◉ Cognitive stage. Answer: 1. Develop schemata from personal
(manipulation)
