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Dyslexia - Neurological disorder in which a person has trouble learning to read and spell Dyscalculia - Brain disorder that causes impairment in the ability to solve arithmetic problems and math concepts Dysgraphia - Makes it difficult to form letters ann numbers...finds handwriting difficult Auditory and visual processing disorders - Range of sensory problems in which a person even though is hearing and vision is normal, has difficulty understanding language Nonverbal learning disab...

Identifier for specific learning disabilities - A gap between potential and actual achievement Individual with autism are most likely to - have an obsession on a specific topic multisensory teaching strategy for cursive - sky writing letters social skills are crucial for success - in an inclusive classroom Individualized Transition Plan - may involve researching secondary schools Specific Learning disabilities benefit from - direct instruction A student must be included as a me...

What makes the study of emotional and social development in students with LD relevant? a. Emotional and social deficits are implicated in causing or exacerbating a learning disability b. They are part of a whole person even though LDs do not affect them c. Cognitive deficits affect learning in these as well as academic domains d. The stigma of an LD automatically causes emotional and social difficulties - c. Cognitive deficits affect learning in these as well as academic domains Why: Studyi...

Which of the following is listed as one of the mindsets in the ASCA School Counselor Professional Standards and Competencies assessment? - Promotion and enhancement of student academic, career, and social/emotional outcomes Liam is an eighth-grade student who is struggling in his classes. When he meets with his middle school counselor, he tells the counselor that he does not know how to study and often forgets what assignments he needs to complete. Liam and the counselor determine an objectiv...

The ASCA National Model Guides school counselors in the development of school counseling programs that: - - are based on data-informed decision making - are delivered to all students systematically - include a developmentally appropriate curriculum focused on the mindsets and behaviors, all students need for post-secondary readiness and success - close achievement and opportunity gaps - result in improved student achievement, attendance, and discipline Training and credentialing matte...

Which of the following is listed as one of the mindsets in the ASCA School Counselor Professional Standards and Competencies assessment? A. Self-confidence in the ability to succeed B. Positive attitude toward work and learning C. Belief in the development of whole self, including a healthy balance of mental, social/emotional and physical well-being D. Promotion and enhancement of student academic, career, and social/emotional outcomes - D. Promotion and enhancement of student academic,...

ASCA National Model: A Framework for School Counseling Programs - Outlines the components of a school counseling program that is integral to the school's academic mission and is created to have a significant positive impact on student achievement, attendance, and discipline ASCA National Model guides school counselors in the development of school counseling programs that are: - 1. Based on data-informed decision making 2. Delivered to all students systematically 3. Include a developmenta...

Within the manage component of the ASCA model, school counselors must use the aspect of Program Planning. This aspect expects the counselor to: - Deliver indirect services to students Which is not a risk factor for dropping out of school High Grades Low Grades Poverty Behavioral - High grades The following scenario applies to which ASCA standard? A B-average student wants to attend university but is unsure of the admission process at her school of house and if she has the grades t...

What are the major components of the ASCA National Model? - What are the major roles of the counselor? - What roles are inappropriate for a counselor? - What are some examples of how a school counselor can stay motivated and avoid professional burnout? - What are the stages of Erik Erikson's theory of personality development? - What are the stages of Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development? - What are the core conditions of effective counseling? - What are the...

How do professional school counselors access research resources? - Professional organizations (ASCA) Peer-reviewed journals Library or Internet (cautiously) What factors are important for school counselors to examine when interpreting research? - Asks important questions Sound research design with clear goals Legal and ethical Instruments should be validated Good quantitative research methods allow for: - Generalization Prediction Testing of hypothesis Good qualitative research m...