Exam 17: Transition and Education: Addressing the Needs of Adolescents With Disabilities
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Exam 16: Legislation, Support, and Challenges in Early Childhood Disability Education57 Questions
Exam 17: Transition and Education: Addressing the Needs of Adolescents With Disabilities60 Questions
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While the cognitive and psychosocial development of persons with intellectual disabilities may lag, sexual development generally matches that of normally developing individuals.
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The three major reasons that students themselves give for dropping out of school are alienation, irrelevant courses, and____ .
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Transition services for young adults with disabilities can be described as
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According to research by Robert Slavin and his colleagues, the two best predictors in grade 3 of not completing school are ___ ___ and ____ ____ .
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The extent to which youth with disabilities achieve desired goals of self- management are MOSTLY dependent upon
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Studies show that the largest group of disabled persons entering post- secondary institutions are those with
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As students with visual disabilities mature and become increasingly aware of the limiting aspects of their condition, they may need counselling to aid in the development of social skills.
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Special programs for secondary level students with disabilities tend to be
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It seems that the MOST important aspects of the transition from school to the adult world are
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Briefly discuss the difficulties that students with mild intellectual disabilities have infinding and maintaining employment.
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An individual's transition plan should be incorporated into the____ planning process.
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Job counselling is an important consideration for the adolescent hearing- impaired student.
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With regard to the visually handicapped adolescent, important considerations for school programs should be
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Between the ages of six and twelve, children spend an average of_____ percent of their time with peers.
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Secondary students classified as learning disabled tend to plateau academically at
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Which of the following is NOT an example of transition for students with disabilities?
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Describe the key components of transition programs in secondary schools.
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Sex education is critical for adolescent students with intellectual disabilities for each of the following reasons EXCEPT
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