Exam 9: Supporting Play for Children With Special Needs
Exam 1: Valuing Play40 Questions
Exam 2: Play As Development74 Questions
Exam 3: Observation and Assessment20 Questions
Exam 4: Supporting Play for Infants and Toddlers74 Questions
Exam 5: Supporting Play for Preschool Children86 Questions
Exam 6: Supporting Play in Kindergarten Classrooms75 Questions
Exam 7: Supporting Play in Primary School64 Questions
Exam 8: Supporting Play for Children in Middle Childhood39 Questions
Exam 9: Supporting Play for Children With Special Needs75 Questions
Exam 10: Outdoor Play for Young Children72 Questions
Exam 11: Current Trends and Issues58 Questions
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Goals for children with special needs are developed by the teacher.
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False
______________________________ is a term used to refer to the decision and practices used to structure and provide learning opportunities for children.
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Child-focused intervention
A plan that describes the child's goals in the context of the family and indicates how they will be met is called an _________. This is developed by a team and includes play as an integral part of the plan.
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When designing the play curriculum, the environment should be designed to encourage interactions among ____________________ children.
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Schools in Reggio Emilia include a child with special needs in activities when that child wants to be included and do not when the child does not wish to be involved.
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Children in Reggio Emilia view children with special needs as ____________________ with ____________________.
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Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
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Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
Relational bullying
IFSP
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Research by Rose (2011) found that typically developing children regularly include children with disabilities in play groups.
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Play for children with special needs should be the same as that of typically developing children.
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Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
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Relational bullying
IDEA
Accessible
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Children who have disabilities need time and play spaces that are physically accessible.
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____________________ is a term used to describe the process that occurs when services for a child with disabilities or delays are provided by state and local systems rather than the federal system. This usually occurs at age 3.
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Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
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Inclusion
CEC-DEC
Accessible
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Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
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Accessible
Adaptable
Cooperative interaction
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A child with special needs should react the same as a typically developing child when interacting with materials.
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Vygotsky believed that children created the zone of proximal development during play.
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_________________________ is any item, piece of equipment, or product that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
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When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
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Cooperative interaction
Relational bullying
Inclusion
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Places where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities are referred to as:
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