Mr. Liveras notices changes in classroom and performance of one of his calculus students who was recently in a motorcycle accident. He begins to compare grades and other information from before and after the accident. Which stage of the special education process is Mr. Liveras collecting data for?
A) prereferral
B) evaluation
C) identification
D) development of the IEP
A
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Mr. Argent teaches his kindergarten students to recognize different sounds within a word. He says a word (e.g., bag) and the students say each sound in the word separately (e.g., /b/ /a/ /g/). In this activity, the students are practicing:
A) Blending. B) Segmenting. C) Discrimination. D) Alliteration.
Which of the following best illustrates internalization?
a. Though she is great at reading, Ruby has never believed she will do well in math. b. Cal has always been motivated to do well on his math tests because of his interest in the subject, but lately he has lost interest and only works because he will lose his allowance if he does not earn good grades. c. Because she is good at history, Lakitia believes she will be good at algebra as well. d. Wesley has always been motivated to do well on his math tests because he will lose his allowance if he does not earn good grades, but increasingly he has found himself wanting to learn math for its own sake.
Lines do not exist in nature
a. True b. False
For most children between the ages of two and five, placement in foster care and being separated from their family for more than two months is upsetting to the degree that it may lead to psychological harm
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.