The most appropriate setting for the implementation of speech and language therapy goals and the transfer of new skills for most students is
A. a hospital
B. a therapy clinic
C. a general education classroom
D. a special education classroom
Answer: C
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Program handbooks usually
A) are only available for staff members. B) are written for staff members but must be provided to families on request. C) express the educational philosophy of the institution so that parents will ask fewer questions. D) invite and plan family involvement. E) are designed to be read to the children.
Consistency is especially important when children have challenging behavior
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The following exercise is representative of phoneme substitution
a. Splitting syllables as in /snow/ + /fall/ = snowfall. b. Changing the initial sound in cat to /b/ to form bat. c. Blending the phonemes /m/ + /ake/ to say make. d. Producing a rhyming word for fun, such as sun.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Strong, direct quotations are good choices for a lead sentence to capture reader interest. 2. The methodological flaws of prior studies should be addressed in the review of literature, not the introduction. 3. Writing an introduction for a mixed methods study follows the social science deficiencies model. 4. The deficiencies model of writing an introduction is based on identifying the research problem first.