When we are planning to implement strategies for adapting curriculum for young children with developmental challenges, we need to understand that even when children have the same diagnosis, their characteristics are unique
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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An advantage of closed-ended questions on a survey is that they
a. enhance consistency of response across respondents. b. give the respondent an opportunity to elaborate. c. are easier to write than open-ended questions. d. enhance the breadth of response across respondents.
Three levels of prevention of intellectual disabilities have been identified. An example of a secondary prevention is
a. screenings of newborns for phenylketonuria (PKU). b. early intervention programs. c. amniocentesis. d. prenatal care.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Information obtained from the use of the checklist can be related to other types of authentic assessment tools and to standardized tests as a means of validating findings. 2. Direct observation during the natural learning activities is often the least reliable method for the assessment of learning. 3. Teachers who use the checklist method of assessment often observe that this takes longer than just using a "direct observation," but that they obtain much more valuable information. 4. The use of Response to Intervention (RtI) with young children, particularly those under five years of age, is particularly effective. 5. Based on assessment findings, the multidisciplinary team (MDT) makes eligibility decisions and placement decision for the child. The parent does not have to agree with these decisions for the process to advance to the next step.
The definition of a variable is
a. anything that can take on more than one value b. a label for quantitative data c. a label for qualitative data d. any numerical value