Exam 15: Understanding and Supporting Children With Multiple Disabilities
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Exam 16: Legislation, Support, and Challenges in Early Childhood Disability Education57 Questions
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List five things teachers may do to make a classroom accessible for a child with a severe disability.
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The psychoeducational assessment of children who are multiply disabled can have all BUT which of the following goals?
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Dr. Bedard, an educational psychologist, works with children who have multiple disabilities. Of the following measures, which would Dr. Bedard be least likely to find appropriate for all multiply disabled children?
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The term multisensory impaired describe those children with
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The curricular approach for helping students with multiple disabilities attain self- sufficiency is the
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In regards to vision, functional tests assess all of the following EXCEPT
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The approach that stresses a number of key persons working together to provide the mostappropriate services is known as the_____ approach.
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Ms. Jones is playing peek- a- boo with a child to teach object permanence. This is part of the ______approach to teaching communication.
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The functional skills approach refers to each of the following EXCEPT
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Describe three main components of a functional curriculum for children who are multiply disabled.
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The most common way to classify multiple disabilities is in terms of ____and ____disabilities.
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List three types of syndromes related to severe and multiple disabilities.
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Which of the following would NOT be a focus during presymbolic training for children with multiple disabilities?
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Claire is visually impaired and intellectually disabled. If Claire is categorized according tothe primary disability, the primary disability is_____ ______ .
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Which of the following is NOT an alternative method of augmented communication?
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