Question 1

What is incidental teaching?

Accepted Answer

A)  The use of a wide array of vocabulary when you speak to a child so they pick up more words. 
B)  The use of things that motivate a child to increase communication attempts. 
C)  Talking to the child about your actions during the day. 
A)  The use of a wide array of vocabulary when you speak to a child so they pick up more words. 
B)  The use of things that motivate a child to increase communication attempts. 
C)  Talking to the child about your actions during the day. B

Question 2

Define speech in your own words.

Accepted Answer

Oral manner of communicating.

Question 3

Who can diagnose communication, speech and language disorders?

Accepted Answer

A)  Speech therapists. 
B)  Doctors, psychologists and speech therapists. 
C)  Special education teachers and speech therapists. 
A)  Speech therapists. 
B)  Doctors, psychologists and speech therapists. 
C)  Special education teachers and speech therapists. A

Question 4

Name and describe a strategy for promoting expressive language.

Accepted Answer

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Question 5

List three factors that contribute to speech and language disorders.

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

If a child is not talking, it always means they do not understand what you are saying to them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The use of augmentative communication and sign language with young children will delay their speech.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Parallel talk is…

Accepted Answer

A)  when two adults have a conversation with a nonverbal child nearby. 
B)  when an adult describes the emotions a child is expressing. 
C)  when an adult describes what a child is doing. 
D)  what young children do when they are playing near each other and having a conversation. 
A)  when two adults have a conversation with a nonverbal child nearby. 
B)  when an adult describes the emotions a child is expressing. 
C)  when an adult describes what a child is doing. 
D)  what young children do when they are playing near each other and having a conversation.

Question 9

Auditory processing refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  The ability of the ear to hear. 
B)  The ability of the brain to make sense of what is heard. 
C)  The ability of the speaker to hear a sound and immediately imitate it. 
A)  The ability of the ear to hear. 
B)  The ability of the brain to make sense of what is heard. 
C)  The ability of the speaker to hear a sound and immediately imitate it.

Question 10

Define communication in your own words.

Accepted Answer

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Question 11

Define language in your own words.

Accepted Answer

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Question 12

When discussing communication, fluency refers to…

Accepted Answer

A)  the ability to speak a language functionally enough to hold conversations with others. 
B)  pitch, loudness, and tempo. 
C)  rate of speech and joining of sounds. 
A)  the ability to speak a language functionally enough to hold conversations with others. 
B)  pitch, loudness, and tempo. 
C)  rate of speech and joining of sounds.

Question 13

Name and describe a strategy for promoting receptive language.

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

A dual language speaking child has a language delay if they are stuggling only in English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The critical period hypothesis states:

Accepted Answer

A)  Children should learn a second language prior to age 5. 
B)  Humans need appropriate exposure and stimulation in early childhood to fully develop language skills. 
C)  Children should only be exposed to one language in early childhood. 
A)  Children should learn a second language prior to age 5. 
B)  Humans need appropriate exposure and stimulation in early childhood to fully develop language skills. 
C)  Children should only be exposed to one language in early childhood.

What is incidental teaching?

Define speech in your own words.

Who can diagnose communication, speech and language disorders?

Name and describe a strategy for promoting expressive language.

List three factors that contribute to speech and language disorders.

If a child is not talking, it always means they do not understand what you are saying to them.

The use of augmentative communication and sign language with young children will delay their speech.

Parallel talk is…

Auditory processing refers to:

Define communication in your own words.

Define language in your own words.

When discussing communication, fluency refers to…

Name and describe a strategy for promoting receptive language.

A dual language speaking child has a language delay if they are stuggling only in English.

The critical period hypothesis states:

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Exam 11: Children With Communication Impairments

What is incidental teaching?

Define speech in your own words.

Who can diagnose communication, speech and language disorders?

Name and describe a strategy for promoting expressive language.

List three factors that contribute to speech and language disorders.

If a child is not talking, it always means they do not understand what you are saying to them.

The use of augmentative communication and sign language with young children will delay their speech.

Parallel talk is…

Auditory processing refers to:

Define communication in your own words.

Define language in your own words.

When discussing communication, fluency refers to…

Name and describe a strategy for promoting receptive language.

A dual language speaking child has a language delay if they are stuggling only in English.

The critical period hypothesis states:

An Introduction to the Field of Early Childhood Special Education

Theoretical Foundations in Early Childhood Special Education

Typical and Atypical Development

Families Are the Most Important of All

Children Who Are at Risk

Identification and Intervention

Developing Ifsp and Iep

Children Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorder

Children Who Have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Children Who Have Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues

Children With Intellectual Disability

Children With Hearing Loss and Visual Impairment

Children Who Have Motor Issues and Those With Other Health Impairments

Education of Children With Disabilities in Primary School Years: Grades K3

Children Who Are Gifted

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