OSAT Severe-Profound Multiple Disabilities (131) Practice Test

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• In conflict resolution, which sequence describes the problem-solving process?
• Which is a key requirement for wheelchair-accessible classroom accommodations?
• Which practice supports realistic appraisal during parent conferences?
• Which practice best supports inclusion in a group project for a student with PDD-NOS?
• What is an effective strategy to support students who need constant reminders about daily tasks?
• Which ADL task is explicitly mentioned as a skill students can learn?
• Which statement is an example of an instructional accommodation?
• For blind students, which supports are commonly used to access print and spoken material?
• Which medications are commonly prescribed for childhood schizophrenia and bipolar disorder?
• Adaptive behavior measures are used to supplement formal tests by assessing daily living skills and social interaction.
• In early language development, which sequence is described?
• What is the purpose of the video recording device 'The swivel' in professional development?
• Which teaching method is mentioned as effective for developing ADL skills?
• Which domain describes emotional and psychological development when students with severe and profound ID exhibit behavior problems?
• Which type of validity is primarily concerned with how well a test measures the intended theoretical construct?
• Which statement is not a listed gabapentin side effect in the material?
• Which accommodations are appropriate for learners with learning disabilities or visual impairment?
• Which strategy supports transitions for students with self-control difficulties?
• Which factors influence students' motivation to learn according to the material?
• What term describes actions intended to maintain or modify behavior in a classroom setting?
• What does functional status refer to?
• Which validity type examines the relationship between a test and a criterion measured at the same time?
• Which statement best completes Piaget's stages listing?
• Auditory processing disorder is characterized by difficulty with
• Which instructional tool demonstrates the process step-by-step to students?
• Addressing and preventing bullying includes which of the following?
• The Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM) can provide which reading-related accommodations?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between FAS and FAE severity?
• Which of the following is a common adverse effect associated with stimulant medications used to treat ADHD?
• Which concept emphasizes creating a positive learning environment and collaborating with families and professionals to support student needs?
• Which option describes a typical accommodation to test scheduling?
• What elements should high school class rules include to build community?
• How will the described strategies support the student's IEP goals for listening and collaboration?
• Which pattern of symptoms is more likely to be diagnosed in a child?
• How does the age of disability onset influence family life?
• Which program is cited as augmenting beyond traditional special education to support culturally linguistically diverse learners?
• Postsecondary transition planning should include which elements?
• Under the federal framework for students with disabilities, which is true regarding reasonable accommodations?
• Which concept describes consistency of measurement across test items measuring the same construct?
• Who may suspect disabilities as part of Step Four?
• Which condition is a neurological event often included in disability discussions and can affect learning and behavior?
• Which feature supports reading for bilingual or ESL readers?
• Formative assessment is characterized by
• Which of the following is not one of Piaget's stages?
• Tuberous sclerosis has been associated with rage disorders in some individuals with intellectual disability.
• Where is it appropriate to place easily distracted students during test administration?
• Which instructional approach is supported for students with severe disabilities?
• Which model is associated with labeling children by disability?
• What kind of challenges might a student with PDD-NOS face during a learning project in an 8th-grade class, and how might the teacher address them?
• What is the acronym for the team consisting of the referring teacher and three other teachers?
• Prader-Willi syndrome is most closely associated with obesity risk due to
• Which are components of effective reading instruction?
• Anoxia differs from hypoxia in that anoxia means
• Step Two involves which of the following?
• Children with fetal alcohol syndrome have symptoms that are
• The Teacher Assistant Team consists of how many members and who are they?
• Besides sign language, what skill are some deaf students taught to access spoken language?
• Which validity type assesses whether test scores measure the intended construct, such as intelligence?
• Which statement about attendance of a psychiatrist at IEP meetings is most consistent with typical practice?
• What is the legally required document that outlines a student's present levels, goals, and services for special education?
• Which standards include documenting and reporting objectively any deficits in resources and offering solutions to administrators?
• In crisis intervention and prevention, which approach should educators take?
• Which symptom could signal a cardiovascular concern with stimulant use?
• Which modalities are often associated with hyper-sensitivity in some students with severe disabilities?
• What is the role of the collaboration consultation specialist?
• Gabapentin is used for nerve pain from shingles and restless legs syndrome. Which option best reflects this use?
• For a child with severe motor impairment and limited speech, which communication training is most appropriate?
• A positively skewed distribution is characterized by which tail direction?
• Which educator is associated with learning through senses and using manipulative materials?
• Which domain focuses on friendships and peer interactions for students with severe disabilities?
• Which of the following orders lists Medieval times, Renaissance, Enlightenment in correct chronological order?
• In cerebral palsy, motor control issues are often due to damage affecting which brain structure?
• What is the purpose of providing printed handouts with assembly instructions?
• Transition planning in special education focuses on moving from which setting to which?
• Which professional specializes in adapting physical education to meet the needs of students with disabilities?
• Prader-Willi syndrome is caused by
• During the Enlightenment, which statement describes the relation of education to human potential?
• Which job is most appropriate for a first placement in a small company, given a candidate’s fit for data entry and routine tasks?
• Which pair of values is emphasized by SWPBS as listed?
• Which accommodation is commonly used to support deaf and hard-of-hearing students in the classroom?
• Autistic students have difficulty noticing and interpreting the meaning of nonverbal cues.
• Which option corresponds to 'Below 20 but not specified' in IQ score categories?
• Which theorist is associated with the identity vs. role confusion stage in adolescence?
• Which statement best describes the difficult index?
• In the context of child development and disability, what may occur if a child does not complete a developmental stage?
• Which statement best describes receptive language problems?
• Educators can teach more appropriate social skills to students by allowing patience, repetition, and reinforcement. Which approach best describes this?
• Which condition is associated with the need for specialized mobility equipment, such as a wide wheelchair?
• Which statement best describes difficulties in reading and following instruction methods?
• FAPE stands for Free Appropriate Public Education. Which best describes its intent?
• Which of the following is an example of an adaptive daily living skill?
• Why are prevention and early detection important in speech development?
• FAPE stands for which of the following?
• Which adaptation supports testing for a student who cannot write or speak but understands?
• Gabapentin is commonly prescribed for which conditions?
• The 1900-present period saw laws creating schools for which groups?
• Which term describes liaison roles connecting public and private schools with government departments to support students with disabilities?
• Which of the following is an architectural barrier described for older buildings affecting physically disabled students?
• Which professional is commonly needed to support blind students in outdoor settings?
• If a coworker's behavior toward students is unethical, what should professionals do?
• After 15 weeks of a behavior intervention, the post-intervention average is 9.9 episodes per week. What action is indicated?
• Which statement identifies the step that typically triggers a formal evaluation?
• Which practice helps create ownership and belonging among groups in a classroom?
• Which French doctor used systematic instruction to teach daily living skills to children with disabilities and taught Victor?
• The Hofstee method in test construction is used to
• Which of the following describes a potential severe allergic reaction to Depakote?
• What is the mechanism of action of Pulmozyme in treating cystic fibrosis?
• If a child is large or medically fragile, what is advised during transfer?
• Which subject areas are identified as concerns for instruction?
• Adaptive equipment primarily serves what purpose for students with multiple disabilities?
• What should be considered when modifying physical education for diverse abilities?
• What is the purpose of placing a shunt in the brain for some individuals with spina bifida myelomeningocele?
• Nonverbal components of communication include which of the following?
• Which organizational accommodation explicitly involves color folders for different subjects?
• Which adjustment is commonly made when teaching students with speech disabilities?
• Which validity type focuses on whether test items cover the full content of the construct?
• After ranking, which students are selected for observation through checklists to quantify their observations?
• Which aspects are affected by the variation in psychosocial effects of chronic disability on families?
• Which component is typically developed earliest in early language development?
• KR-20 is an estimate of which property in tests with dichotomous items?
• Which term best describes differences in how individuals with profound intellectual disabilities and autism respond to sensory stimuli?
• What is a recommended teaching approach for developing social skills in these students?
• Severe-to-profound intellectual disabilities are most often caused by
• Before formal evaluation, which professionals observe identified students?
• What mode is primarily used to teach language to many deaf students?
• In a child with severe cerebral palsy and limited communication, which communication strategy is appropriate?
• Variation in the impact of disabilities on families includes which of the following?
• Criterion-referenced tests are defined as
• What is a potential effect of using prednisone or corticosteroids in muscular dystrophy management?
• Which option best reflects an appropriate testing accommodation for students with disabilities?
• What social skill activity helps students develop conversation turn-taking?
• Spinal bifida is a neural tube defect in which the neural tube does not close completely. Which statement best describes this condition?
• In problem solving for conflicts, which sequence is recommended?
• The Systematic Screening approach consists of how many steps?
• Which physical finding is commonly associated with Duchenne muscular dystrophy?
• What term describes respecting privacy and keeping details secret in educational settings?
• Which techniques aid generalization of learned skills?
• Which testing accommodation reduces cognitive load by allowing students to use reference materials during the test?
• Who established the first institute for the deaf?
• In muscular dystrophy, surgeons may perform procedures to improve joint range of motion and prescribe braces. They may also install devices for heart-related conditions. Which statement is true?
• What elements should high school class rules include to build community?
• Which philosopher argued that knowledge is acquired through sense experience and that education increases potential opportunities?
• According to Erik Erikson's theory, which developmental task characterizes adolescence?
• Which model views the child as a unique individual and focuses on strengths and needs?
• Which federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs receiving federal funding?
• Which instructional approach builds on students' existing knowledge and uses interactive discourse to promote both fundamental and higher-order skills?
• Which accommodations are appropriate for students with reading and printing difficulties?
• Which is an example of a testing accommodation related to schedule?
• Professionals must comply with what regarding behavior and discipline practices?
• The modified Angoff method is described as an extension to estimate which of the following?
• What is a primary goal of physical education for students with disabilities?
• How can teachers modify games in physical education to support students with diverse abilities?
• Historical attitudes toward people with disabilities were often ridiculed and exploited.
• Discrimination index measures
• In a workplace workshop, a 20-year-old with severe intellectual disabilities relies on assistance to locate work materials. Which professional is best suited to teach him how to navigate the workshop and locate materials?
• For elementary students with severe DD focusing on early science concepts, which approach is appropriate?
• Which strategy could a special education teacher use to help a student with PDD-NOS improve listening during a collaborative class project?
• Why are data-driven decisions essential in special education programming?
• Which statement is true about spina bifida?
• Prenatal spina bifida surgery performed before 26 weeks gestation is associated with a reduced need for mobility aids after birth. Which option best reflects this claim?
• For students with profound intellectual disabilities, IQ test scores are most likely to report which domains?
• Which educator demonstrated that children can learn at a very early age when surrounded with manipulative materials and believed in learning through senses?
• In instruction for high school students, which are the three critical areas?
• Which type of validity involves comparing a test to an external criterion?
• What is the purpose of surveys about interests in the 6th-grade context?
• Which organization focuses on professional development for teachers of students with disabilities?
• NASET is the abbreviation for which organization?
• Elaine is described as having profound symptoms of cerebral palsy with spastic quadriplegia and intellectual disabilities. Which statement best reflects this description?
• In caring for students with severe-profound disabilities, it is important to
• Tourette syndrome is best described as which of the following?
• Which concept is defined as the mean of a group test scores in the provided material?
• Which organization is associated with professionals who implement alternative assignments and assistive technology for students with disabilities such as ADHD or autism?
• Step Four involves which group in screening?
• Which practice supports boosting self-confidence in students with disabilities?
• What procedure may be performed to manage hydrocephalus in individuals with spina bifida?
• Which approach is recommended for ESL learners to support group collaboration?
• During a learning project, how should a teacher address potential attention challenges?
• Which professional is primarily responsible for teaching students with visual impairments to navigate environments safely?
• What is a barrier in older buildings affecting physically disabled students?
• Which accommodation would help a student access written materials for a visual impairment, such as through tactile or Braille formats?
• Which sequence of instructional methods for a simple task is recommended?
• Which option is an example of a testing accommodation that aids access to test content?
• Which statement best describes language challenges in autism?
• Which statement accurately reflects the involvement of parents from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in the education process?
• When arranging classroom space to accommodate students, which factors should teachers consider?
• For a massive or medically fragile student, what is recommended during transfer?
• How should a teacher describe progress to families for an IEP goal on listening?
• Regarding muscular dystrophy management, which statement is accurate?
• Inclusive education means students with disabilities receive services within the general education setting.
• For students with reading-related disabilities, AIM may provide which format?
• Which term describes physical skills that involve the small muscles and eye-hand coordination?
• Conative development in ID children may involve difficulties understanding their own feelings and others’ feelings, leading to frustration during task performance.
• Which strategy is used to teach science core content to middle school students with autism?
• What strategy helps learners with cognitive differences handle large assignments?
• Which method is described as the combination of yes/no questions and pointing to pictures for communication?
• Which term refers to techniques used to maintain a healthy learning environment with few behavior problems?
• Notices to parents about identification, assessment, or placement must be in what form?
• Autism social-emotional: which statement best captures a common characteristic?
• Atypical social and emotional development: which is characteristic?
• Which item is typically categorized as a related service under IDEA?
• What adjustment is helpful for students with speech disabilities?
• Which of the following is associated with the sensorimotor stage?
• What is an effective math accommodation?
• Which data analysis approach is most specific for progress measurement in behavior data?
• A student who is blind and can perform most activities of daily living is learning to locate work materials in a workshop. Which instructional objective is most appropriate?
• Diabetes mellitus is characterized by which of the following?
• The 1900-present period saw laws creating schools for which groups?
• Where can resources for accessible instructional materials often be found, as mentioned?
• What best defines muscular dystrophy?
• What feeding consideration may apply to some individuals with severe cerebral palsy?
• Which entity oversees civil rights compliance for disability in education?
• Token economy is an example of what type of behavior modification strategy?
• Which practice supports professionalism and accuracy during parent meetings?
• Under what conditions may professionals use adverse behavior management methods?
• ARND stands for which?
• Which option describes the approach to communication for someone who cannot form speech but can respond yes/no and point to pictures?
• What is a primary goal of communication intervention for nonverbal individuals with cerebral palsy?
• Which accommodation best supports students with handwriting difficulties?
• To learn a 6th grader's interests and learning preferences, which methods are suggested?
• A negative skewed distribution has tails pointing in which direction?
• Which statement describes the effect of professional development activities on teaching practice?
• Which symptoms are commonly associated with muscular dystrophy?
• In autism, language development: which statement is supported?
• What is the most critical period for speech development?
• Which strategy could reduce communication barriers during a collaborative project?
• Which professionals are described as collaborating with referring teachers, similar to speech and language pathologists, in planning, implementing and evaluating instruction?
• Which syndrome is the leading genetic cause of obesity?
• Which problem describes the overrepresentation of culturally and linguistically diverse students in special education?
• What is required of school districts regarding parental participation in meetings about evaluation, identification and placement?
• Which professional is most typically required to attend IEP meetings as part of the IEP team?
• Lesch-Nyhan syndrome is an X-linked recessive disorder that commonly includes
• What is a key characteristic of effective pre-referral interventions?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor influencing students' motivation to learn?
• Which statement best describes nurturing rapport in an elementary setting?
• KR-20 is a measure of what property of a test?
• Which statement best describes the sequence in the screening process?
• Amphetamine medications are commonly prescribed for which condition in adolescents?
• Systematic Screening for behavioral disorders in three steps was created in 1990 by whom?
• To optimize focus for distractible students, where should they be seated?
• Which type of validity is demonstrated when a test correlates with a future outcome?
• Children have rights in which areas during behavior management?
• For autistic students and cognitively impaired children, which strategy is described?
• Formal operational stage includes abstract thinking.
• Neurological conditions in children with intellectual disabilities may be associated with extreme emotions.
• Which term describes using multiple methods to evaluate current learning and plan future instruction?
• What is a primary goal of routine screening in this process?
• Which method uses the importance and difficulty level of each test item to establish a cut score?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between general and special educators in addressing diverse students' needs at different skill levels?
• Which technique helps engage disabled and young students and signals attention?
• Which approach emphasizes identifying a child's strengths and needs rather than focusing on disability?
• What classification is given to individuals who score below 20 on IQ tests?
• Which item is not a standard element of an IEP?
• Which standards govern evaluating applicants and addressing workplace concerns without discrimination?
• Which statement is NOT listed as a component of Universal Design for Learning strategies in the material?
• What are the core values emphasized by School-Wide Positive Behavior Support as listed?
• What is the primary goal of crisis prevention and intervention in schools?
• Motivating high school students to read involves which steps?
• Which of the following are less severe Pulmozyme side effects?
• Which material should accompany hands-on practice to support learning a task?
• Career awareness includes knowledge of what?
• What adaptations are described for visually impaired students?
• Why is it helpful to break tasks into smaller chunks and provide notes for learners with differences?
• In educational contexts, what does social networking primarily facilitate?
• Which is described as a focus of transitional planning for students with severe-profound disabilities?
• Which components are included in systematic instruction?
• The School-To-Work Opportunities Act was signed in 1994 by which president?
• Which member is commonly included on an IEP team?
• Which practice involves translating English into a student's writing language to support LD/ADHD and enabling multi-mode presentations?
• In Lee's case, where was the best location chosen for IQ testing due to his wheelchair access issues?
• Which concept requires that students with disabilities be educated with non-disabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate?
• Which term describes the stability of test scores across different occasions when the same test is administered?
• Which action supports a cooperative classroom community and parent involvement?
• Adaptive Behavior Skills describe the capacity to do what?
• Who documented the education for royal deaf children in 1578?
• Which signs indicate possible liver damage from Depakote therapy?
• Which model views the child as defective?
• Which statement best describes the ePortfolio’s purpose?
• Step One in school-based screening involves which of the following?
• Down syndrome: which statement about physical and motor development is true?
• Standard error of the mean is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement best describes how instructions for a collaborative project should align with IEP goals?
• Which statement best describes IEP meeting attendance by school psychologists?
• Which activity best uses technology to motivate reading and showcase understanding?
• Which statement best reflects collaboration to support a student’s listening development in a project?
• What is an effective way to monitor progress toward listening IEP goals in a project?
• Which term describes behavior that stems from dysfunction making it difficult to adapt to daily life?
• What is a typical sign of muscular dystrophy, particularly the Duchenne type?
• Which strategy is used to teach vocabulary in math and science for students with severe disabilities?
• Step Three typically includes which activity?
• In an IEP goal to reduce tantrums by 90%, with a baseline of 10 episodes per week and an initial 30% reduction target, what is the recommended next step if progress stalls?
• Which statement best represents ethical principles in behavior management?
• In a partner-based research project, which practice is most likely to enhance listening skills?
• Which types of activities promote student engagement?
• Which factor most enhances student engagement and learning in an elementary classroom?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a support system in addition to special education?
• Delays in development include which indicator?
• Which accommodation supports expressive language by providing tools to manage vocabulary and spelling in writing?
• In teaching simple object assembly to students with severe deficits, what is the recommended first instructional step?
• Which of the following is an accommodation to support students in completing assignments?
• What is the term for repetitive involuntary movements that can occur with antipsychotic medications?
• Which accommodation is described for mobility impairments?
• Discrimination index interpretation: A high positive discrimination index indicates
• An example of sensory processing challenge is smelling burning toast but not recognizing that action is required.
• Which statement best reflects children's rights during behavior management?
• In the provided material, the standard deviation is described as which of the following?
• Which of the following is considered a serious potential side effect of Depakote?
• What is a reasonable testing accommodation for a student who cannot grasp a pencil?
• When lifting a student from a wheelchair, which stance is correct to prevent injury?
• Spina bifida myelomeningocele is typically treated with surgical closure within the first 48 hours to reduce infection risk and protect the spinal cord. Which statement is true about this early management?
• The modified Angoff method is described as an approach to estimate what?
• What term describes a plan to modify or maintain the desired behavior of a person or group?
• Which technique is most recommended to minimize strain when lifting or lowering a student?
• Which reliability reflects agreement among different scorers assessing the same test?
• Specificity refers to
• Which collaboration involves linking with community agencies and schools to support students?
• Which of the following is listed as a mild or less common side effect of Depakote?
• Which theory posits that test item responses are influenced by the test taker and the test?
• Which accommodation is designed to assist students who have trouble reading by converting printed text to speech?
• Is there a uniform checklist used for identifying students with disabilities?
• Which statement best reflects effective instructional practice for learners with severe disabilities?
• Which accommodation is commonly used to support students with chronic health or mental disabilities?
• Sensitivity refers to how well a test identifies every member of a defined group.
• In Piaget's theory, the preoperational stage spans approximately which ages?
• Which of the following are common side effects of gabapentin?
• What data collection method can help track listening progress?
• Which sequence describes the problem solving process in conflict situations?
• When using a collaborative group exercise to develop social skills for students with autism, which approach is most conducive to success?
• Which statement describes that a test can be reliable but not valid?
• Which term describes techniques to maintain a healthy learning environment and minimize behavior problems?
• Which strategy is described as part of Universal Design for Learning for breaking tasks into steps?
• Which behavior is commonly observed as a deficit in autism?
• What feature do resource tools provide to support reading?
• What is recommended regarding seating and accessibility for visually impaired students?
• Which activity helps develop turn-taking and sharing among students with severe disabilities?
• When setting group norms for a social skills exercise with autistic students, which practice supports understanding?
• Which validity type evaluates whether test scores align with a known criterion as a standard?
• For a person with Asperger's syndrome who has strong technical skills and is starting vocational training, which would be the most appropriate first job?
• Who invented the reading and writing system for the blind?
• What communication approach should teachers use with students with severe-profound disabilities?
• To provide hands-on experience, what should the teacher do?
• Which describes intra-rater consistency?
• These children have difficulty making friends and lack good peer models. What is a common social impact?
• Which standard specifically relates to professional development for educators in special education?
• Adaptive Physical Education is best described as what?
• Which techniques are described as highly effective for teaching academic content to students with severe/profound disabilities?
• When meeting with parents of a student with profound disabilities, which approach aligns with professional standards?
• Which statement best reflects the appropriate use of assessment accommodations under disability laws?
• Which standards emphasize ongoing evaluation of practice and professional performance to maintain competency?
• Which medication classes are commonly prescribed for childhood anxiety disorders?
• Which is an organizational accommodation for students who struggle to stay organized?
• Step Five describes which scenario?
• Which practice describes collaboration between special and general educators to prevent unwanted behavior and reinforce desirable behavior?
• In the screening process, who ranks students according to designated criteria?
• A standard score, also known as a z-score, describes which of the following?
• In testing accommodations, who is typically allowed to monitor a student's answer sheet and assign partial credit as designated by rubrics?
• What technique is most effective when a child with a disability takes years to say one word?
• Which statement about Duchenne muscular dystrophy is true?
• The problems described regarding fetal alcohol spectrum disorders may vary how?
• Which communication approach seems most effective for a person with profound cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities?
• During medieval times, education for people with disabilities was generally not provided; they often received care in wards of the state with limited education.
• Summative assessment is typically described as
• In the described case, which strategy aligns with reinforcing chair movement while reducing restraints?
• Establishing rapport in early elementary grades involves which of the following approaches?
• Which statement best describes the Hofstee Method?
• What is a common impact of inclusive education on social skills?
• In identification processes, which terms describe misidentification rates?
• Which strategy best promotes parent involvement in children's education?
• How does severe spinal deformity affect seating for a student with profound neurological damage?
• Which concept describes test scores over repeated administrations referring to specific features of a particular test?
• Lesch-Nyhan syndrome is characterized by
• What is the focus of pre-referral interventions in the classroom?
• In deaf education, what is the role of built-in signs?
• Which group includes students whose home cultures or languages differ from the school and may require special assistance?
• Which accommodation is commonly used to provide test answers for a student with disabilities?
• Students with severe to profound ID may have difficulty understanding information received through their senses due to differences in sensory development and functioning.
• Divalproex (Depakote) is primarily used to treat which conditions?
• Which statement about formative and summative assessments is most accurate?
• School-to-work programs are partnerships that provide what?
• What are the three elements of responding and preventing crises in school?
• Which reliability concerns consistency of scores across different items measuring the same construct?
• What is a study carrel used for in classroom accommodations?
• Which of the following is least likely to be an important instructional activity for students with autism?
• Which modification supports students with difficulties with self-control?
• Which instructional approach for teaching communication and emergency procedures explicitly includes sequencing and shaping behaviors as part of its methods?
• Even with early surgery for spina bifida, many children experience which of the following issues?
• Which type of assessment measures adaptive functioning such as self-care and daily living activities?
• Which statement describes specificity?
• Where should professionals clearly state behavior management goals in the student's plan?
• What term describes the use of computer software to convert speech to text or text to speech for students with speech, language, and visual disabilities?
• Which term describes autism-related developmental disorders?
• Children with severe and profound IDs commonly have problems with fine motor skills.
• What brand names are commonly associated with gabapentin?
• Which term is described as 'Group score' in the provided material?
• Which statement describes a key benefit of inclusive education for students with disabilities?
• Which is an example of a test form accommodation?
• Prereferral intervention is described as strategies intended to do what?
• An ePortfolio is best described as which of the following?
• Failure to master which skill can contribute to stuttering?
• Which symptom is listed as a potential sign of gabapentin adverse effects?
• In collaboration between general and special educators, what is a key practice when student skills are far below grade level?
• Which strategy is recommended for English language learners with cognitive or learning disabilities?
• Which validity type evaluates how well test scores predict future outcomes?
• The concrete operational stage is characterized by thinking that is which of the following?
• Which statement best describes how problems associated with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders change as children grow?
• Item analysis is used to evaluate test items, especially multiple choice items, to determine what?
• Self-assessment in professional development is described as
• In personal and social skills development, which areas should teachers explicitly instruct?
• In discussions of fetal alcohol conditions, which statement is true about the progression of FAS symptoms as children grow?
• Which strategy supports sustaining attention on a test by monitoring responses?
• Which accommodation helps students manage schedules when dealing with chronic health conditions?
• In planning classroom management for high school students, which element contributes to building a classroom community?
• During a class project with a partner, which adaptation best supports a student with PDD-NOS?
• Which testing accommodation would help a student with limited motor ability participate?
• What is speech-to-text?
• Delays in cognitive development include difficulty with colors/shapes and advanced concepts and generalization.
• Parental participation in meetings regarding identification, evaluation, and placement of their child is...
• Which standards emphasize systematically creating individualized professional development plans?
• Which statement reflects the effects of medical advances on life expectancy for individuals with disabilities?
• Which genetic syndrome is the leading genetic cause of obesity?
• Pulmozyme is prescribed for which condition?
• Which topics are commonly a focus during adolescence, including sexuality and future family planning?
• Which set of conditions commonly co-occur with profound neurological damage?
• What action should be taken when a behavior intervention plan does not yield progress after a reasonable period?
• Compensatory grading refers to which concept?
• A study corral is used to support which group of students?
• Which adaptation supports completing coursework over time?
• Which statement describes the first step in the progression of speech therapy from phonations to words?
• Down syndrome health problems: which is more likely?
• In an emergency with head, neck, or spinal injuries suspected, what is the first priority?
• Which characteristic would indicate progress in social interaction for a student with PDD-NOS?
• Norm-referenced tests are best described as
• In assessment planning, the domain refers to which of the following?
• Educational implications of disorders involve which of the following?
• Why should diverse students' parents be included on the referral team?
• Which approach best supports a student with PDD-NOS during a group planning activity?
• Which accommodation helps students understand test directions by providing practice items and additional examples of test items?
• In spina bifida meningocele, which anatomical condition describes it?
• Which of the following best describes Assistive Technology?
• Which feature supports mobility for wheelchair users in restrooms?
• Which accommodation for expressive language involves using writing software to support communication and expression?
• In individuals with Down syndrome or severe intellectual disability, how are language problems typically characterized?
• To determine the reason behind a student's disruptive behavior and plan intervention, which assessment is appropriate?
• Inviting community agency representatives to IEP meetings demonstrates which form of collaboration?
• What process involves continuing to update, improve, and expand skills to remain current as an educator?
• Which difficulty is associated with autism during conversation?
• A student with disabilities may be placed in a more restrictive setting only when
• Which statement best describes the domain in assessment design?
• For students who have trouble understanding oral presentations, which accommodation is appropriate?
• IDEA guarantees which right to students with disabilities?
• The National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS) is associated with providing what?
• In Step Two, ADHD is usually detected during which period?
• Which IQ range is typically associated with severe intellectual disability?
• Which symptom would indicate a serious allergic reaction to Depakote requiring urgent attention?
• Which diagnosis is correct for problems observed with fetal alcohol exposure as children grow older?
• The Angoff method is used to determine which of the following?
• Which approach helps students who have trouble following directions during tasks?
• What does AIM stand for in this context?
• What should assessments consider regarding language of testing and interpretation?
• Cerebral palsy in severe-to-profound cases often presents with
• Which statement best describes social-emotional differences in autism?
• Which technique should be avoided when carrying or transferring a student?
• In spina bifida with myelomeningocele, which anatomical abnormality occurs?
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome features include which of the following?
• Which describes a possible effect on parenting when a child with a disability lags behind in developmental stages?
• Which statement about NIMAS is correct?
• What activity can help engage students and manage attention when giving directions?
• Common features of Prader-Willi syndrome include
• Which option reflects using Gardner's multiple intelligences in planning for a 6th grade class?
• For families, what is their commonly described role in caring for children with disabilities?
• Which of the following are serious side effects of gabapentin?
• Atypical social and emotional development includes misunderstanding nonverbal cues.
• Which of the following are severe reaction symptoms to Pulmozyme?
• What should assessment teams obtain from parents regarding their child's learning and behavior challenges?
• What is the correct description of accommodations and modifications?
• What practice is essential to ensure fair evaluation for students from diverse backgrounds?
• Which mood disorder is listed in the material as associated with developmental disorders?
• Which statement best contrasts norm-referenced and criterion-referenced tests?