One of the most effective ways to handle disciplinary problems is to prevent
such situations from occurring.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A child is diagnosed as having a learning disability. A teacher wants both a verbal and nonverbal intelligence score for this child. The teacher should choose
a. Stanford-Binet-LM. c. a group intelligence test. b. WISC-R d. Any of these.
Following passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990:
a. many existing schools were retrofitted to meet the ADA requirements. b. new buildings were designed to meet ADA requirements, but existing ones were exempt. c. discrimination against individuals with disabilities ended. d. legislators worked to amend the law to include the private sector.
_____ has (have) been identified as contributing to the delayed academic growth of students with vision loss
a. Absences from school for medical reasons b. Entering school at a later age c. Inappropriate school facilities and resources d. All of the answers are correct.
A prosocial skills approach assumes:
a. parents did a poor job of modeling appropriate behavior in the home b. the teacher is unable to understand the cultural background and mannerisms of his student c. that the problem behavior occurs because students lack appropriate skills to meet their own needs d. discipline procedures may be in place to correct misbehavior