A probe is a question that immediately follows a student's response to a question for all of the following purposes except:
A) to solicit new information
B) to redirect or restructure the student's response
C) to indicate that an answer is incorrect
D) to elicit clarification of the student's response
C
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Cases are usually completed in one of three ways. When a case is opened and action is taken, it is
a. indicated. b. investigated. c. assigned. d. substantiated.
Fred has high functioning ASD and is in the 11th grade. He has decided that he wants to enter the job market. He is very interested in, and good with, computer technology. Fred wants to work in computer programing. Which of the following would be most appropriate for his special education teacher and his grade level counselor to include on Fred's IEP?
A. Learn and utilize study skills to maintain required GPA requirements for technical college entrance. B. Careful selection of colleges that include programs to support students with ASD C. Observe someone performing the job responsibilities of interest to the student. D. Participate in volunteer service activities.
Readiness at school entry actually has its origins in
a. early brain growth and neurological development. b. earliest relationships. c. nature of experiences and opportunities from infancy onward. d. all of the above.
Seeds are produced in what part of the plant?
a. The cervix b. The ovary c. The stem d. The nectar