Exam 7: Individuals With Learning Disabilities
Exam 1: Special Education in Context People Concepts and Perspectives100 Questions
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Exam 3: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity and Exceptionality95 Questions
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Exam 5: Assistive Technology96 Questions
Exam 6: Individuals With Intellectual Disability96 Questions
Exam 7: Individuals With Learning Disabilities99 Questions
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Identify and discuss several characteristics that help adults with learning disabilities achieve success.
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The transition plan developed for students with learning disabilities focuses on preparation for success in higher education.
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__________ approach stresses behaviors that have immediate relevance for students as they confront the demands of their natural environment.
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Select the challenge that is not associated with students with learning disabilities.
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About 9 of every 10 individuals with learning disabilities spend some, most, or all of their school day in a regular classroom.
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For many years, educators correctly assumed that children with learning disabilities would simply "outgrow" them.
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Sherry has difficulty maintaining attention during an instructional lesson.What instructional model would be appropriate?
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Explain how the absence of metacognitive skills negatively affects students with learning disabilities.
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IDEA 2004 removed the discrepancy provision for identifying students with learning disabilities from federal legislation.
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The field of learning disabilities is a multidisciplinary field.
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Students with learning disabilities do not spontaneously use effective learning strategies at the same rate as typically developing peers.
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A specialist in neurology who hypothesized that language disorders in children were due to the absence of cerebral dominance:
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According to the text, all of the following people are suspected of having a learning disability except
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The U.S.Department of Education (2013)reports slightly more than 9,000 young children with a learning disability.This number represents _____ percent of all preschoolers with a disability.
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A learning disability typically interferes with living independently, obtaining and maintaining employment, maintaining social relationships, and experiencing satisfaction with life in general.
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Which phrase best describes the history of learning disabilities?
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One central component is the idea of a ______________________ between the student's academic performance and his or her estimated or assumed ability or potential.
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Discuss why identifying preschool students as having learning disabilities is controversial.
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