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| What is the first educational transition children with HL go through? |
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| Switching from part C to part B of the law |
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| leading the child and their family from coverage under one part of the law to another, or one school to another |
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| What ages do section C and B of IDEA deal with? |
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-Section C of the IDEA: 0 to 2 years
-Section B of the IDEA: 3 to 21 years |
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| The ___ ___ should initiates and facilitates transition to a school-based program |
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role of the service coordinator and the first transition meeting:
-Early intervention coordinator should work with educational audiologist and the team for collecting and assessing information on ___ ___ skills
-The transition meeting should occur at least ___ days before placement into an agency preschool program |
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| Repeating what the child has said and adding more to it. Ex: Child says "Uh-oh...Dow" and the parent says "Uh-oh, the blocks fell down". |
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It is saying what you think the child is saying and using the context to convey meaning. Ex: Child: “Uh, uh” holding his hands up and grasping. Daddy: “Joshua wants another Goldfish…
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It is using words to describe what the child is doing. Ex: Mommy: “Penny is filling up the pail with sound. One scoop, two scoops…”
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It is talking about what you are doing. Ex where mom is making a cake: Mommy: “Mommy is cracking two eggs into the bowl. One egg, two eggs. Now, I am opening the box of cake mix and pouring it into the bowl. Look, all gone…”
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| It is showing the child you are waiting for their response |
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| signal expectation and time delay |
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| It is working with a specific approach like Auditory-Verbal therapy |
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| specific approach to direct service |
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| The strategy of showing the child you are waiting for their response is called... |
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Characteristics of a good auditory habilitation approach:
-___ provider
-___ practice
-___ stimulation
-___ partnerships |
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| skilled; mass; Unisensory; Parent |
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Placements for 3-5 year olds:
-A ____ ___ ___ for children with a wide variety of disabilities
-___ ___
-___ program for children with HL
-___ mainstreaming |
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| special education program; Head start; Preschool; Reverse |
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| What study found no "hearing aid effect" by school-age children rated by classroom teachers who may have been trying to disguise their prejudices by providing socially appropriate services? |
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| Brimacombe, Danhauer, and Mulac (1982) |
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| is the negative reactions that people have toward persons who wear hearing aids |
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| first found and coined the term “Hearing Aid Effect” |
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| Blood, Blood, & Danhauer (1977) |
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| A study on 100 5th and 6th grade children judged school-age boys who wore hearing aid wearers. An effect was found and glasses were socially acceptable, but hearing aids were not |
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| Dengerink & Porter (1984) |
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| found that with elderly women, the “Hearing Aid Effect” may not start in the public’s mind, but in the self-image projected by the hearing aid wearer |
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| Doggett, Stein, & Gans (1998) |
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| What are some psychosocial problems of children with hearing loss? |
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-Compulsive
-Egocentric
-Rigid
-Higher than expected levels of anxiety
-“Primitive” personality
-Reduced coping skills |
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| are means by which the families fulfill the range of needs: economics, domestic, recreation, self-identity, affection, education, and socialization |
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| involves basic descriptors of family like number of people, etc. |
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| involves what they family in terms of strengths and coping strategies |
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| is how the family deals with the events of daily life. |
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| is how strongly the members of the family connect to each other (levels of dependence) |
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| Where does the speech process start? |
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| how energy vibrates the speech tract |
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| how sounds come together to form words |
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| how words come together to form sentences |
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| the use of language in context |
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| What has been found with deaf speakers’ respiration for speech? |
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| Bring in too little air and then waste the air they do have |
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| What problems do deaf speakers have with phonation? |
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| They have difficulty with valving |
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| For deaf and hard of hearing children, which of the following phonemes would most likely be misperceived regarding place of articulation: /p/, /t/, /v/, or /k/ |
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| It is the number of times the vocal folds open and close per second |
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| It is producing two pitches in your voice at one. It is kind of like a focal fry with a regular pitch |
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| Which of the following constructions are children with HL least likely to have difficulty with? S+V+O, passive voice, Wh-questions, or objective-relative clauses? |
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Due process includes rights for:
-Be represented by ___ counsel
-Present ___
-Confront, cross-examine, and request presence of ___
-Present verbal and written ___
-Obtain a free ___ of the hearing
-Receive findings of the ___
-Prohibit evidence that was presented less than ___ days before the hearing |
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| legal; evidence; witnesses; arguments; transcript; decision; five |
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| An IEP meeting must occur within ___ days of a child qualifying for special education services |
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| is a plan that is legally binding and is a uniquely program for each child containing critical designed information regarding receipt of a FAPE in the LRE |
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| Ideally, a child's hearing aid should have an electroacoustic and analysis ___ times a year |
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| __% of adolescents in the US having hearing loss |
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| Children in families ___ the poverty level 1.6 times more likely to have hearing loss than those above the poverty level |
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| breaks assessment into two parts, letter grades (e.g., A, B, C, and so on) and degree of difficulty (e.g., 1, 2, and 3). |
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| is based on a signed agreement between the teacher and the student on the criteria for which work is be evaluated. |
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| is when a unit is divided into parts for specific evaluation (e.g., participation, achievement, progress). |
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| is writing a descriptive evaluation of the student’s works along with strengths and weaknesses |
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| It is a 50% noise dose (85 dB A over 8 hours) and it is the threshold for participation in a hearing conservation program |
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| It is the permissible exposure level and is 90 dB A for 8 hours |
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| What are the exposure times for the following? 90 dB, 95 dB A, 100 dB A, 105 dB A, and 110 dB A?> |
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| 8 hours, 4 hours, 2 hours, 1 hour, 30 minutes |
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| Since the 1990s, we have seen a __% increase in the prevalence of HL in adolescents |
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| True/false: boys tend to have a higher prevalence of HL than girls |
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| T/F: Audiologists can provide direct therapy such as auditory verbal therapy |
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| T/F: audiologists are a luxury that most schools can't afford |
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| Who are the related services personnel? |
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| OTs, PTs, audiologists, and SLPs |
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| T/F: The sentence, "This is the boy that the girl kissed," is an example of the passive voice |
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| frequently involves regular and special education teachers teaming up to teach specific subjects to children with and without disabilities |
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| are teachers’ aides who provide valuable support to teachers of students with disabilities and frequently need specialized training (e.g., changing hearing aid batteries) |
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| ___ is producing two pitches in your voice at once |
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| T/F: In many aspects of speech production, deaf speakers tend to be one extreme or the other, rather than just being "right" |
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| ___ is how the family deals with the events of daily life |
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