
ED208 Mid-Term Review
Quiz by Cherie Crosby
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- Q1“Mental retardation” is now calleddisordered reasoningintellectual disorderfunctional disabilityintellectual disability120s
- Q2Doug Landis, an artist who is paralyzed from the neck down, uses a pencil attached to a mouth stick to draw. This illustrates how the focus on persons with disabilities should beon their miraculous achievements.on what they can do.on what others can do to help them.on how they are limited.120s
- Q3A six-month-old child who cannot walk or talk would best be described as having a(n)instructional inability.disability.age-appropriate inability.age-appropriate disability.120s
- Q4By federal law, an exceptional student is eligible for special education whencareful assessment indicates he or she is unable to make satisfactory progress in the regular school program.a teacher recommends it.a parent requests it.a teacher has recorded observations of behavior and assessment of academic performance for at least two months.120s
- Q5The single most important goal of special education isfinding and capitalizing on exceptional students' abilities.preparing highly qualified special education teachers.placing all students in the general education classroom for the entire day.identifying the types of disabilities.120s
- Q6Which statement about the standards-based reform movement is TRUE?IDEA requires inclusion of all students with disabilities, except those with sensory impairments, in national assessments of educational progress.There are fully funded, Federal programs that provide enriched learning experiences for all students.The curriculum for students with disabilities has sometimes differed from the curriculum in general education.Extracurricular programs that are being eliminated tend to be those that students with disabilities are typically excluded from or fail at anyway.120s
- Q7The key to improving special education isuse of technological advances.management of serious behavior problems.knowledge of special education law.exceptional instruction.120s
- Q8Before making a referral for special education, a general education classroom teacher should do all of the following EXCEPTadminister diagnostic tests.examine student’s school record.modify or adapt the student’s instructional program.communicate concerns to parents.120s
- Q9When teacResearch indicates thathers provide choices of activities on a single topic that vary in difficulty, they are usingwatered-down curriculum.accommodations.tiered assignments.partial participation.120s
- Q10Research indicates thatcertain aspects of cultural heritage determine to a significant extent how students learn best.African-American boys learn best through project-based, hands-on instruction.students with different cultural backgrounds need to be taught differently.some instructional approaches, such classwide peer tutoring, allow teachers to provide culturally sensitive instruction to all members of a diverse group at once.120s
- Q11Each of the following is a major component or element of culture EXCEPTworld views or general perspectives.skin color.values and typical behavior.nonverbal communication.120s
- Q12A group sharing a set of specific abilities or disabilities that are especially valued or that require special accommodation within a given subculture is called a/anmicrocultural group.macrocultural group.exceptionality group.ethnic group.120s
- Q13All of the following are flaws associated with standardized testing EXCEPTThey don’t provide much information useful for teaching.They tend to focus on deficits in the individual.They don’t take cultural diversity into account.They favor auditory over visual learners.120s
- Q14In families of a child with a disability, parental stress is usually the result ofdaily burdens related to child care.catastrophic events.the child’s medical involvement.demands placed on the family by the school system.120s
- Q15In Sam’s family, everyone spends his or her free time independently. Family members seldom eat meals together or plan joint activities. Sam’s family has lowadaptability.acceptance.cohesion.compassion.120s