Deck 9: Supporting Play for Children With Special Needs

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Inclusive programs should reflect a program delivery model that includes intervention focused on function, not service.
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Goals for children with special needs are developed by the teacher.
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Helping occurs when you assist a child in developing a better way to do an activity.
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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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Adults who assist children with special needs must know the child's diagnosis and possible avenues for encouraging play.
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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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Piaget believed play for children was based on chronological age.
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With the reauthorization of IDEA (2004), primary and preschool programs are required to accommodate young children with disabilities or delays.
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Barton and Wolery (2010) acknowledged that play is probably the single most important concept in early childhood special education.
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Play is a medium for learning for all children, including those with special needs.
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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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When a child who has special needs is placed in a classroom setting, care must be taken to ensure that all children are safe from bullying and abuse.
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Children who have disabilities need time and play spaces that are physically accessible.
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Play for children with special needs should be the same as that of typically developing children.
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In the past, a common viewpoint of educators is that children with delays should be engaged in instructional activities rather than play.
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All individuals involved in the IEP should have equal responsibility and assume equal responsibility for the decisions.
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The early interventionist is responsible for the child's safety and security.
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When designing appropriate environments, the most important concern is size of the space.
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Scaffolding occurs when you help a child retrieve a toy by placing it in his hand.
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Vygotsky believed that children created the zone of proximal development during play.
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DEC recommendations are provided in terms of ____________________ and ____________________ services.
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When selecting toys for children who have disabilities or delays, the toys should:

A) be accessible.
B) be adaptable.
C) lead to cooperative interaction.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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Children in Reggio Emilia view children with special needs as ____________________ with ____________________.
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The act that requires children with special needs to be included in both primary and preschool programs is known as:

A) DEC.
B) CEC-DEC.
C) IDEA.
D) Special Education.
E) none of the above.
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Children with special needs are required to be placed in an environment that they would be in if they were not disabled. This environment is often referred to as:

A) natural environment.
B) special needs environment.
C) home environment.
D) educational environment.
E) none of the above.
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The term that refers to the decisions and practices used to structure and provide learning opportunities for children with special needs is:

A) child-based learning.
B) supportive play.
C) child-focused intervention.
D) transition.
E) none of the above.
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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.

A) inclusion plan
B) Individualized Family Service plan
C) Individualized Child Service plan
D) IDEA
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Designing appropriate environments and making appropriate adaptations vary according to the ____________________ plan.
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Without _________________________, children who have disabilities or delays may not have the opportunity to experience play.
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A _________________________ is defined as an environment where the child would naturally be if the child were not disabled.
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The process that occurs when a child who is in an early intervention preschool setting under the auspices of federal guidelines is moved to a preschool setting funded by and regulated by the state educational system is known as:

A) inclusion.
B) transition.
C) exclusion.
D) both A and B.
E) both A and C.
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Inclusion of all children in child care settings begins in the _________________________.
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Toys can be modified for children who have special needs by using:

A) computer technology.
B) Internet resources.
C) a team approach.
D) assistive technology.
E) none of the above.
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DEC recommendations for direct services include:

A) assessment.
B) family-based practices.
C) child-focused interventions.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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_________________________ occurs when infants and toddlers who have disabilities or delays receive special services to facilitate the child's development in the context of the family.
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When infants and toddlers who have disabilities or delays receive special services to facilitate the child's development in the context of the family, they are receiving:

A) special needs.
B) early intervention.
C) inclusion.
D) integration.
E) natural environment.
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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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Places where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities are referred to as:

A) inclusive settings.
B) supportive settings.
C) play based settings.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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The schools of ____________________ provide a model of inclusion for parents and early educators.
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The professional organization ____________________________ acknowledges the challenge involved in ensuring that activities, play, and assessment are developmentally appropriate for young children with special needs.
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List four areas of direct services provided through DEC recommendations.
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Piaget's research found that children develop knowledge through actions .
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The nature of a child's disability will not affect their play.
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The most important aspect of the environment is the ____________________ in the classroom.
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____________________ play occurs when knowledgeable adults facilitate 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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Evaluating play involves ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
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______________________________ is a term used to refer to the decision and practices used to structure and provide learning opportunities for children.
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List three areas of indirect services provided through DEC recommendations.
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The major goal of environmental design is to ensure that all children are engaged members of the learning community.
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List three major differences in play with children who have disabilities or delays.
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List three natural environments for very young children.
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When designing the play curriculum, the environment should be designed to encourage interactions among ____________________ children.
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Vygotsky viewed play as a vehicle for learning.
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List three areas where inclusion can occur.
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When using children-first language, refer to the child by their disability .
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List the three components of child-focused intervention.
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Play for children with special needs should be individualized to reflect the child's assets.
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Children who have disabilities should be identified by their disability first.
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Exceptional status is provided for children who have a loss in one in four areas that include __________, ___________, ________, or ____________.
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Toys for children who have disabilities may need to be adapted to encourage use.
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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.
IFSP
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Inclusive settings
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
IDEA
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Scaffolding
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Accessible
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
CEC-DEC
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Adaptable
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Relational bullying
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Cooperative interaction
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Inclusion
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
IFSP
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Inclusive settings
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
IDEA
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Scaffolding
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Accessible
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
CEC-DEC
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Adaptable
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Relational bullying
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Cooperative interaction
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Inclusion
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
IFSP
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Inclusive settings
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
IDEA
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Scaffolding
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Accessible
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
CEC-DEC
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Adaptable
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Relational bullying
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Cooperative interaction
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Inclusion
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys available to all children.
IFSP
Toys available to all children.
Inclusive settings
Toys available to all children.
IDEA
Toys available to all children.
Scaffolding
Toys available to all children.
Accessible
Toys available to all children.
CEC-DEC
Toys available to all children.
Adaptable
Toys available to all children.
Relational bullying
Toys available to all children.
Cooperative interaction
Toys available to all children.
Inclusion
Toys available to all children.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
IFSP
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Inclusive settings
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
IDEA
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Scaffolding
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Accessible
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
CEC-DEC
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Adaptable
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Relational bullying
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Cooperative interaction
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Inclusion
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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All adults who interact with the child are considered teachers and must be involved equally in decisions and assume responsibility for these decisions.
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Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
IFSP
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Inclusive settings
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
IDEA
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Scaffolding
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Accessible
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
CEC-DEC
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Adaptable
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Relational bullying
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Cooperative interaction
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Inclusion
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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The first and most basic requirement of the environment is safety and style .
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Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
IFSP
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Inclusive settings
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
IDEA
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Scaffolding
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Accessible
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
CEC-DEC
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Adaptable
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Relational bullying
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Cooperative interaction
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Inclusion
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
IFSP
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Inclusive settings
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
IDEA
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Scaffolding
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Accessible
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
CEC-DEC
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Adaptable
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Relational bullying
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Cooperative interaction
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Inclusion
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Individualized Family Service Plan
IFSP
Individualized Family Service Plan
Inclusive settings
Individualized Family Service Plan
IDEA
Individualized Family Service Plan
Scaffolding
Individualized Family Service Plan
Accessible
Individualized Family Service Plan
CEC-DEC
Individualized Family Service Plan
Adaptable
Individualized Family Service Plan
Relational bullying
Individualized Family Service Plan
Cooperative interaction
Individualized Family Service Plan
Inclusion
Individualized Family Service Plan
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
IFSP
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Inclusive settings
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
IDEA
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Scaffolding
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Accessible
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
CEC-DEC
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Adaptable
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Relational bullying
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Cooperative interaction
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Inclusion
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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When a child with special needs attempts to enter a play area, adults can facilitate the child's entry into play .
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Individuals with Disability Education Act
IFSP
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Inclusive settings
Individuals with Disability Education Act
IDEA
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Scaffolding
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Accessible
Individuals with Disability Education Act
CEC-DEC
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Adaptable
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Relational bullying
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Cooperative interaction
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Inclusion
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Deck 9: Supporting Play for Children With Special Needs
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Inclusive programs should reflect a program delivery model that includes intervention focused on function, not service.
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Goals for children with special needs are developed by the teacher.
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Helping occurs when you assist a child in developing a better way to do an activity.
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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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Adults who assist children with special needs must know the child's diagnosis and possible avenues for encouraging play.
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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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Piaget believed play for children was based on chronological age.
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With the reauthorization of IDEA (2004), primary and preschool programs are required to accommodate young children with disabilities or delays.
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Barton and Wolery (2010) acknowledged that play is probably the single most important concept in early childhood special education.
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Play is a medium for learning for all children, including those with special needs.
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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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When a child who has special needs is placed in a classroom setting, care must be taken to ensure that all children are safe from bullying and abuse.
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Children who have disabilities need time and play spaces that are physically accessible.
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Play for children with special needs should be the same as that of typically developing children.
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In the past, a common viewpoint of educators is that children with delays should be engaged in instructional activities rather than play.
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All individuals involved in the IEP should have equal responsibility and assume equal responsibility for the decisions.
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The early interventionist is responsible for the child's safety and security.
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When designing appropriate environments, the most important concern is size of the space.
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Scaffolding occurs when you help a child retrieve a toy by placing it in his hand.
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Vygotsky believed that children created the zone of proximal development during play.
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DEC recommendations are provided in terms of ____________________ and ____________________ services.
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When selecting toys for children who have disabilities or delays, the toys should:

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D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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Children in Reggio Emilia view children with special needs as ____________________ with ____________________.
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The act that requires children with special needs to be included in both primary and preschool programs is known as:

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Children with special needs are required to be placed in an environment that they would be in if they were not disabled. This environment is often referred to as:

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The term that refers to the decisions and practices used to structure and provide learning opportunities for children with special needs is:

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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.

A) inclusion plan
B) Individualized Family Service plan
C) Individualized Child Service plan
D) IDEA
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Designing appropriate environments and making appropriate adaptations vary according to the ____________________ plan.
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Without _________________________, children who have disabilities or delays may not have the opportunity to experience play.
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A _________________________ is defined as an environment where the child would naturally be if the child were not disabled.
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The process that occurs when a child who is in an early intervention preschool setting under the auspices of federal guidelines is moved to a preschool setting funded by and regulated by the state educational system is known as:

A) inclusion.
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D) both A and B.
E) both A and C.
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Inclusion of all children in child care settings begins in the _________________________.
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Toys can be modified for children who have special needs by using:

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DEC recommendations for direct services include:

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_________________________ occurs when infants and toddlers who have disabilities or delays receive special services to facilitate the child's development in the context of the family.
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When infants and toddlers who have disabilities or delays receive special services to facilitate the child's development in the context of the family, they are receiving:

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E) natural environment.
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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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Places where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities are referred to as:

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The schools of ____________________ provide a model of inclusion for parents and early educators.
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The professional organization ____________________________ acknowledges the challenge involved in ensuring that activities, play, and assessment are developmentally appropriate for young children with special needs.
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List four areas of direct services provided through DEC recommendations.
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Piaget's research found that children develop knowledge through actions .
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The nature of a child's disability will not affect their play.
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The most important aspect of the environment is the ____________________ in the classroom.
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____________________ play occurs when knowledgeable adults facilitate 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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Evaluating play involves ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
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______________________________ is a term used to refer to the decision and practices used to structure and provide learning opportunities for children.
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List three areas of indirect services provided through DEC recommendations.
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The major goal of environmental design is to ensure that all children are engaged members of the learning community.
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List three major differences in play with children who have disabilities or delays.
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List three natural environments for very young children.
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When designing the play curriculum, the environment should be designed to encourage interactions among ____________________ children.
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Vygotsky viewed play as a vehicle for learning.
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List three areas where inclusion can occur.
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When using children-first language, refer to the child by their disability .
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List the three components of child-focused intervention.
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Play for children with special needs should be individualized to reflect the child's assets.
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59
Children who have disabilities should be identified by their disability first.
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Exceptional status is provided for children who have a loss in one in four areas that include __________, ___________, ________, or ____________.
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Toys for children who have disabilities may need to be adapted to encourage use.
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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.
IFSP
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Inclusive settings
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
IDEA
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Scaffolding
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Accessible
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
CEC-DEC
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Adaptable
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Relational bullying
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Cooperative interaction
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Inclusion
When a team of specialists simultaneously observe a child at play and assess different aspects of the child's play and interaction.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
IFSP
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Inclusive settings
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
IDEA
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Scaffolding
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Accessible
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
CEC-DEC
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Adaptable
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Relational bullying
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Cooperative interaction
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Inclusion
Toys that are selected to encourage children to play together encourage this type of activity.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
IFSP
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Inclusive settings
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
IDEA
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Scaffolding
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Accessible
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
CEC-DEC
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Adaptable
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Relational bullying
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Cooperative interaction
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Inclusion
Toys or objects that are altered to make them more useful to the individual.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Toys available to all children.
IFSP
Toys available to all children.
Inclusive settings
Toys available to all children.
IDEA
Toys available to all children.
Scaffolding
Toys available to all children.
Accessible
Toys available to all children.
CEC-DEC
Toys available to all children.
Adaptable
Toys available to all children.
Relational bullying
Toys available to all children.
Cooperative interaction
Toys available to all children.
Inclusion
Toys available to all children.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
IFSP
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Inclusive settings
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
IDEA
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Scaffolding
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Accessible
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
CEC-DEC
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Adaptable
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Relational bullying
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Cooperative interaction
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Inclusion
An assistive strategy that can be used in the current context but enables the child to do it on their own in the future.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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All adults who interact with the child are considered teachers and must be involved equally in decisions and assume responsibility for these decisions.
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Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
IFSP
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Inclusive settings
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
IDEA
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Scaffolding
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Accessible
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
CEC-DEC
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Adaptable
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Relational bullying
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Cooperative interaction
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
Inclusion
Behaviors that occur when children leave an area because a child with special needs chooses to enter play.
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The first and most basic requirement of the environment is safety and style .
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Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
IFSP
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Inclusive settings
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
IDEA
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Scaffolding
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Accessible
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
CEC-DEC
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Adaptable
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Relational bullying
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Cooperative interaction
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Inclusion
Classes where children with and without special needs are involved in play and other educational activities.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
IFSP
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Inclusive settings
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
IDEA
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Scaffolding
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Accessible
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
CEC-DEC
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Adaptable
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Relational bullying
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Cooperative interaction
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Inclusion
The integration of children with disabilities or delays in settings with typically developing children.
Transdisciplinary play-based assessment
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Individualized Family Service Plan
IFSP
Individualized Family Service Plan
Inclusive settings
Individualized Family Service Plan
IDEA
Individualized Family Service Plan
Scaffolding
Individualized Family Service Plan
Accessible
Individualized Family Service Plan
CEC-DEC
Individualized Family Service Plan
Adaptable
Individualized Family Service Plan
Relational bullying
Individualized Family Service Plan
Cooperative interaction
Individualized Family Service Plan
Inclusion
Individualized Family Service Plan
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Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
IFSP
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Inclusive settings
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
IDEA
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Scaffolding
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Accessible
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
CEC-DEC
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Adaptable
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Relational bullying
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Cooperative interaction
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
Inclusion
Council of Exceptional Children-Division of Early Childhood
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When a child with special needs attempts to enter a play area, adults can facilitate the child's entry into play .
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Individuals with Disability Education Act
IFSP
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Inclusive settings
Individuals with Disability Education Act
IDEA
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Scaffolding
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Accessible
Individuals with Disability Education Act
CEC-DEC
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Adaptable
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Relational bullying
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Cooperative interaction
Individuals with Disability Education Act
Inclusion
Individuals with Disability Education Act
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