Exam 12: Students With Visual Impairments

Center-based programs are most commonly used for which age level of students with visual impairments?

Praxis Style Questions -Jessica is a student with visual impairments.She doesn't say hello to peers in hallways or acknowledge peers' presence when entering the room.How can you help Jessica with her social interaction and greetings to peers?

A condition that commonly occurs in older individuals in which the lens of the eye becomes cloudy and cannot transmit light rays properly to the retina is known as:

A physician specializing in the eye is a/an:

Developing study units in which connections among academic subjects and real-life experiences can be enhanced,such as studying community workers in social studies by visiting those workers in their workplaces,is an example of:

Although not a part of IDEA,this document is like a post-school transition plan for students with a visual impairment.What is the name of this document?

In the survey conducted by Leyser and Heinze (2001)of parents of children with visual impairments,what were the findings in regard to inclusive practices?

The most widely used option for delivering services to students with visual impairment is the:

In the latter half of the twentieth century,research indicated that using ___________________ could actually improve visual efficiency.

A disease that can occur in premature babies that causes severe visual impairments or blindness is called:

Desmond is a middle school student who has a visual impairment.He is learning keyboarding skills in order to email his peers.This is an example of:

Summarize the development of the visual impairment field (1800s to today).

Home-based programs are most commonly used for which age level of students with visual impairments?

Praxis Style Questions -Sherry is functionally blind and seems uninterested during class demonstrations or teacher-directed activities.What can you do to help Sherry become an active member of the class?

The most appropriate educational service delivery model for students with visual impairments to receive who require few direct services is the:

To determine if an inclusive setting is the least restrictive environment for a student with a visual impairment,what must be considered?

Which model of providing services (consultant,itinerant,or resource)is the most widely used option for delivering services to students with visual impairments? What is the role of the teacher in this model and for what type of students is the model most appropriate?

What is the difference between an ophthalmologist and an optometrist?

Compensatory skills,social interaction skills,and career education are all examples of:

What level of unemployment do adults with visual impairments experience?