Exam 10: Related Service Providers by Mary-Kate Sableski and Catherine Lawless Frank

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________ help determine a student's eligibility for special education, determine a student's areas of strength or weakness, and assist in developing appropriate academic interventions.

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Psychological services may be provided by:

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_________ teaches after and out of school leisure activities and the importance of utilizing time in productive ways.

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What do speech pathologists provide support for?

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When are speech-language impairments considered a disability category versus a related service?

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________________ allow a student to communicate and participate fully.

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___________ may be utilized by students who are deaf or hard of hearing so that they may fully access the curriculum.

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______________ can include medication administration, creation of medical or nonmedical emergency plans, and support for medical equipment in a school.

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Professionals who use their knowledge in child development and family dynamics to address social and psychological concerns are ______________________________________________.

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Discuss how physical therapists and occupational therapists differ.

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An occupational therapist may be responsible for:

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Physical therapists may be responsible for __________________________:

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Speech and language pathologists provide services to students with ___________.

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