ELED 320 Exam 1 Questions with
100% Correct Answers
What puts students "at risk"? - Answer--Students who live in poverty (20%, 16 million)
-Poverty line in 2010 ($23,550 in family of 4)
-How we decide # of people in family and total income coming into family determines
the poverty line
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-Students who are abused/neglected
-Students who live with substance abuse/users
-Students who are homeless
What are signs of abuse/neglect? - Answer--Unexplained bruises, fractures, lacerations
-Wariness of adult contacts
-Fear of parents/going home
-Unexplained absences
-Behavioral extremes
-Hunger
-Poor hygiene
What is screening? - Answer--Procedures used continuously or periodically for whole
class, grade, or group of students.
-Needs educational history, copy of student school attendance data, copy of students
test info. card
-Teachers play important role in noticing changes in appearance/behavior that may be
related to students health status
What is the state of MD IEP template? - Answer--Can't do IEP's without parents
-Can't identify a child for special ed if they didn't have special instruction or if they speak
another language
What are IEP components? - Answer--Statement of present levels of educational
performance
-Statement of annual goals and short term objectives
-Statement of special education/related services
-Explanation of the extent to which the student will not participate with non disabled
children
-Individual modifications
-Projected date for the beginning and duration of services
-Statement on how child will be assessed
100% Correct Answers
What puts students "at risk"? - Answer--Students who live in poverty (20%, 16 million)
-Poverty line in 2010 ($23,550 in family of 4)
-How we decide # of people in family and total income coming into family determines
the poverty line
-UNICEF
-Students who are abused/neglected
-Students who live with substance abuse/users
-Students who are homeless
What are signs of abuse/neglect? - Answer--Unexplained bruises, fractures, lacerations
-Wariness of adult contacts
-Fear of parents/going home
-Unexplained absences
-Behavioral extremes
-Hunger
-Poor hygiene
What is screening? - Answer--Procedures used continuously or periodically for whole
class, grade, or group of students.
-Needs educational history, copy of student school attendance data, copy of students
test info. card
-Teachers play important role in noticing changes in appearance/behavior that may be
related to students health status
What is the state of MD IEP template? - Answer--Can't do IEP's without parents
-Can't identify a child for special ed if they didn't have special instruction or if they speak
another language
What are IEP components? - Answer--Statement of present levels of educational
performance
-Statement of annual goals and short term objectives
-Statement of special education/related services
-Explanation of the extent to which the student will not participate with non disabled
children
-Individual modifications
-Projected date for the beginning and duration of services
-Statement on how child will be assessed
