Exam 3: Specialized Instruction

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Willie is not learning the 5's table in arithmetic. His teacher attributes Willie's math problem to his poor visual memory and difficulty with visual perception. This analysis is based on which approach to instruction?

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Ms. Simmons is a seventh-grade social studies teacher. She obtained a book with a fifth-grade reading level that covered the same social studies content as the seventh-grade book for Jeremiah, a student with learning disabilities in her class. What variable did Ms. Simmons modify?

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Read the example of Saul on page 78 and provide three strategies for working with Saul if he were in your classroom. Justify why you chose those strategies.

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The example of Saul on page 78 illustrates a student who struggles with attention and focus in the classroom. If Saul were in my classroom, I would implement the following three strategies to support him:

1. Individualized Attention: I would make sure to provide Saul with individualized attention during class. This could involve checking in with him regularly, providing extra explanations or examples, and offering one-on-one support when needed. This strategy is important because it shows Saul that I value his learning and am willing to support him in any way necessary.

2. Visual Aids and Organizational Tools: I would incorporate visual aids and organizational tools into the classroom to help Saul stay focused and organized. This could include using visual schedules, color-coded materials, and graphic organizers to help him better understand and process information. By providing these tools, I can help Saul stay on track and reduce distractions in the classroom.

3. Movement Breaks: I would incorporate movement breaks into the daily routine to help Saul release excess energy and refocus his attention. This could involve short, structured movement activities or allowing him to stand or fidget during class. By incorporating movement breaks, I can help Saul stay engaged and prevent him from becoming restless or disruptive in the classroom.

I chose these strategies because they are tailored to Saul's specific needs and address the challenges he faces with attention and focus. By providing individualized attention, visual aids, and movement breaks, I can create a supportive and inclusive learning environment that helps Saul thrive academically.

Which term best reflects the philosophy that teachers should seek to reach the unique needs of each individual student?

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Promoting active learning is the purpose of all of the following methods EXCEPT

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An example of accommodating the schedule is

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An example of specialized instruction would include

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What is the theory that people possess different kinds of talents that are not required in the school curriculum?

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To teach Mavin a reading lesson, her teacher first finds a difficulty level that is not too easy and not too hard. This is called

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Teachers can make modifications to help the child learn. All of the following are examples of accommodations that teachers can make EXCEPT

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Which of the following is the best description of clinical teaching?

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Which term refers to the idea that each student has different likes, interests, and talents?

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What is the first procedure of task analysis?

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The theory that people possess different kinds of talents that may not be represented in the school curriculum is called

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Which method teaches students how to take control of their own learning?

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Create a chart for special educators and general educators that provides five examples of specialized instruction, five examples of accommodations, and five examples of modifications.

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Technology in the classroom should be used for these purposes except which of the following?

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Think of the best teacher(s)you ever had and explain what specific strategies that teacher used to motivate you.

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Ms. Carson gives Courtney an additional 30 minutes to complete the math assignment. What did Ms. Carson change?

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Joe's teachers think that Joe is having a hard time learning to read words because of his poor abilities with auditory perception. This analysis reflects which view of learning?

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