DHH 442 Mock Final Exam 2023 with complete solution
Being exposed to events such as shopping, parents talking about day-to-day problems,
and joining families on outings most strongly affects which types of learning?
Incidental learning
Which descriptor is most accurate when discussing Authentic experiences?
Credible
Which word would a deaf or hard of hearing child possibly miss due to a lack of access
to incidental learning?
Percent
A deaf child's lack of exposure to English phonemes is the key challenge faced when
trying to apply which theory of language learning?
Bottom-up
Which part of the cochlear implant selects the sounds most important for understanding
speech and encodes the sounds?
Speech processor
Which theory of cognitive development states that cognitive development depends
largely on social interaction, especially with adults who determine the child's present
level of development?
Lev Vigotsky
Mr. Airington read a report that stated Thomas was still at the sensorimotor stage of
development. Whose theory of cognitive development might he refer to in order to
determine the activities he needs to incorporate into his lessons?
Jean Piaget
Derek was recently diagnosed through infant screening as having a profound hearing
loss. What level of cognitive skills should the Early Child specialist work to develop?
Develop schemata for physical manipulation
Research on the communication patterns in deaf education classrooms (1970) showed
which of the following:
The majority of teacher-initiated communication (75%) was actual teacher
communication.
Cognitive studies that require deaf students to work with data sets show:
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.
The ability of deaf individuals to recognize ASL syntax even without prior ASL
knowledge may indicate that:
ASL may be better suited to a visual or sign-based encoding system common to deaf
individuals.
Subject-based approaches to literacy are also known as:
Top-down
A theory that states that language processing occurs in no specific order (morphology,
phonology, syntax, and context can be used at any time):
Compensatory-Interactive
The idea that children should "own their language" best describes which approach to
teaching literacy?
Compensatory-Interactive
, At which stage do societal observations and comparisons with a child's peers begin to
have an obvious impact on most deaf and hard of hearing children?
Early School Years
At which stage does educational placement begin to have the largest impact on deaf
individuals?
Early School Years
The stage of Industry vs. Inferiority occurs at what age?
6 to 11 years
Ms. Pitt is having trouble relating to her daughter. Which stage of development will this
first impact?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Sending a report of a student's progress toward satisfying IEP goals means the
assessment accomplished which goal?
Provided feedback
Content validity is:
How well test items match the content that the test is supposed to measure.
Another name for Test-retest reliability is:
Internal consistency
A test which asks students to select the grammatically correct sentence from a list of
four choices:
The Test of Syntactic Abilities
Which is considered a Reading Performance Measure?
Story retelling
Indirect measures of writing skills using measures such as spelling or vocabulary are
known as:
Surrogate skills tests
Which is true of the Stanford 9?
It is the most frequently used academic achievement test with deaf children
Several family characteristics have a powerful influence on a deaf child's academic
achievement. Placing a hard of hearing child in the general education classroom is one
such factor. This is an example of which type of factor?
Educational experiences
Transition planning promotes movement from public schools to:
All types of placements after graduating high school
Mr. Davila is working with a group of DHH high school students to develop their ITP. At
what point should he write annual goals?
During the IEP meeting
Which factor is most important when considering ITP goals?
The student's future
Ms. Fujimori is teaching a DHH student and is starting to prepare for his IEP meeting,
especially transition planning. Who should she contact to find information about the job
market?
The Vocational Rehabilitation counselor
Which participants do not have to attend the ITP meeting for a specific student but must
be invited?
The student's parent(s) or guardian(s)
Being exposed to events such as shopping, parents talking about day-to-day problems,
and joining families on outings most strongly affects which types of learning?
Incidental learning
Which descriptor is most accurate when discussing Authentic experiences?
Credible
Which word would a deaf or hard of hearing child possibly miss due to a lack of access
to incidental learning?
Percent
A deaf child's lack of exposure to English phonemes is the key challenge faced when
trying to apply which theory of language learning?
Bottom-up
Which part of the cochlear implant selects the sounds most important for understanding
speech and encodes the sounds?
Speech processor
Which theory of cognitive development states that cognitive development depends
largely on social interaction, especially with adults who determine the child's present
level of development?
Lev Vigotsky
Mr. Airington read a report that stated Thomas was still at the sensorimotor stage of
development. Whose theory of cognitive development might he refer to in order to
determine the activities he needs to incorporate into his lessons?
Jean Piaget
Derek was recently diagnosed through infant screening as having a profound hearing
loss. What level of cognitive skills should the Early Child specialist work to develop?
Develop schemata for physical manipulation
Research on the communication patterns in deaf education classrooms (1970) showed
which of the following:
The majority of teacher-initiated communication (75%) was actual teacher
communication.
Cognitive studies that require deaf students to work with data sets show:
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.
The ability of deaf individuals to recognize ASL syntax even without prior ASL
knowledge may indicate that:
ASL may be better suited to a visual or sign-based encoding system common to deaf
individuals.
Subject-based approaches to literacy are also known as:
Top-down
A theory that states that language processing occurs in no specific order (morphology,
phonology, syntax, and context can be used at any time):
Compensatory-Interactive
The idea that children should "own their language" best describes which approach to
teaching literacy?
Compensatory-Interactive
, At which stage do societal observations and comparisons with a child's peers begin to
have an obvious impact on most deaf and hard of hearing children?
Early School Years
At which stage does educational placement begin to have the largest impact on deaf
individuals?
Early School Years
The stage of Industry vs. Inferiority occurs at what age?
6 to 11 years
Ms. Pitt is having trouble relating to her daughter. Which stage of development will this
first impact?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Sending a report of a student's progress toward satisfying IEP goals means the
assessment accomplished which goal?
Provided feedback
Content validity is:
How well test items match the content that the test is supposed to measure.
Another name for Test-retest reliability is:
Internal consistency
A test which asks students to select the grammatically correct sentence from a list of
four choices:
The Test of Syntactic Abilities
Which is considered a Reading Performance Measure?
Story retelling
Indirect measures of writing skills using measures such as spelling or vocabulary are
known as:
Surrogate skills tests
Which is true of the Stanford 9?
It is the most frequently used academic achievement test with deaf children
Several family characteristics have a powerful influence on a deaf child's academic
achievement. Placing a hard of hearing child in the general education classroom is one
such factor. This is an example of which type of factor?
Educational experiences
Transition planning promotes movement from public schools to:
All types of placements after graduating high school
Mr. Davila is working with a group of DHH high school students to develop their ITP. At
what point should he write annual goals?
During the IEP meeting
Which factor is most important when considering ITP goals?
The student's future
Ms. Fujimori is teaching a DHH student and is starting to prepare for his IEP meeting,
especially transition planning. Who should she contact to find information about the job
market?
The Vocational Rehabilitation counselor
Which participants do not have to attend the ITP meeting for a specific student but must
be invited?
The student's parent(s) or guardian(s)
