D662 personalized learning for inclusive classroom
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Gifted Characteristics
- Giftedness is not solely about grades or accomplishments but rather brain-based difference
- Have a deeper or more complex way of perceiving and understanding the world around them
- Grasp concepts several grades ahead
- Curiosity about various subjects
-Find Humor in things people do not find humor in
- Emotional depth and sensitivity at a young age
-Express ideas creatively and imaginatively.
- Self-awareness and care about problems that affect the world.
- High IQ and score on assessment
- Constant need of mental stimulation
- They hold themselves and others to high standards
According to the CDC, a disability has three components:
Impairment
Activity Limitation
Participation Restriction
Assistive Technology
Wheelchairs
Mobility Scooters
Prosthetic Limbs
, Orthotic Devices (Braces, Splints, or Supports on the joints)
Adaptive driving control
Sensory Disabilities
Condition that affects one or more senses, including sight, hearing, touch, taste of smell.
Accommodation for Sensory Impairment
Sign Language Interpreter
Braille Material (Blindness) Written materials in braille format
Assistive listening devices
Tactile markers (Navigation cues)
What are examples of Other health impairment?
ADHD
Asthma
Seizure disorder
Diabetes
Tourette syndrome
What are accommodations for OHI?
Medication management
Flexible scheduling
environment accommodations (quiet or low-stimulus environment)
Individualized healthcare plan
Dyslexia
difficulty reading
Strategies to use for Dyslexia
| Questions with Answers
Gifted Characteristics
- Giftedness is not solely about grades or accomplishments but rather brain-based difference
- Have a deeper or more complex way of perceiving and understanding the world around them
- Grasp concepts several grades ahead
- Curiosity about various subjects
-Find Humor in things people do not find humor in
- Emotional depth and sensitivity at a young age
-Express ideas creatively and imaginatively.
- Self-awareness and care about problems that affect the world.
- High IQ and score on assessment
- Constant need of mental stimulation
- They hold themselves and others to high standards
According to the CDC, a disability has three components:
Impairment
Activity Limitation
Participation Restriction
Assistive Technology
Wheelchairs
Mobility Scooters
Prosthetic Limbs
, Orthotic Devices (Braces, Splints, or Supports on the joints)
Adaptive driving control
Sensory Disabilities
Condition that affects one or more senses, including sight, hearing, touch, taste of smell.
Accommodation for Sensory Impairment
Sign Language Interpreter
Braille Material (Blindness) Written materials in braille format
Assistive listening devices
Tactile markers (Navigation cues)
What are examples of Other health impairment?
ADHD
Asthma
Seizure disorder
Diabetes
Tourette syndrome
What are accommodations for OHI?
Medication management
Flexible scheduling
environment accommodations (quiet or low-stimulus environment)
Individualized healthcare plan
Dyslexia
difficulty reading
Strategies to use for Dyslexia
