EC420 EXAM 2 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH
Ashworth EC420 Exam 2 Answers
Question 1
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5 / 5 points
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How often should you record anecdotal notes in reference to the IEP goals?
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Once a day
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Weekly or biweekly
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Once a month
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Once a year
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Question 2
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5 / 5 points
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When progress monitoring, how many students should you focus on at a time?
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One student at a time
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Two students at a time
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Three students at a time
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All of your exceptional students
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Question 3
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5 / 5 points
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Which is NOT information you can expect to receive during a family and child assessment?
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The family's resources
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The family's financial records
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The family's concerns
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The family's priorities
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Question 4
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5 / 5 points
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What is the most effective way for a teacher to empower the family of an exceptional child?
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Make unannounced home visits
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Provide the family with information on the child's disability
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Limit recommendations for services to the family
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Tell them teachers will take care of everything for them
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Question 5
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5 / 5 points
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What type of test is being used in order to assess a student who has completed a five-piece form puzzle in two minutes?
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Norm-referenced
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Criterion-referenced
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Timed
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Standardized
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Question 6
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5 / 5 points
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An early childhood teacher who is a good facilitator in the classroom usually:
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tells children what to play with.
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tells children how to play.
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moves in and out of children's play.
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provides no assistance to children in play.
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Question 7
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5 / 5 points
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An effective teacher in an inclusive early childhood classroom:
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has a lot of special education training.
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is also a therapist.
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has experience with all disabilities.
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is knowledgeable about student development.
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Question 8
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5 / 5 points
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In the __________ model, the service coordinator provides both service coordination and early intervention services.
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blended
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independent
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dedicated
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service
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Question 9
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5 / 5 points
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Who is the primary decision maker in relation to the IFSP?
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The special education teacher
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The service coordinator
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The child
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The family
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Question 10
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5 / 5 points
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The person whose job it is to serve as the single point of contact in helping families to obtain appropriate services is the:
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specialist involved.
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early interventionist.
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assessor.
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service coordinator.
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Question 11
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5 / 5 points
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Whose goals take highest priority on the list of objectives formulated at the IEP planning meeting?
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Parent
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Special education teacher
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Specialist most involved
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Interdisciplinary IEP team member
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Question 12
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5 / 5 points
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Family-focused early education of exceptional children encourages:
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families to be partners in decision making.
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families to make all the decisions about their child's education.
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children to be educated at home.
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parents to be their child's teacher.
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Question 13
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5 / 5 points
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How soon should a meeting be held after the referral to develop the initial IFSP document?
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Within 15 days
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Within 30 days
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Within 45 days
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Within 60 days
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Question 14
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5 / 5 points
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A test that would be the most appropriate for identifying problems in a young child from a different culture would be:
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given by someone familiar with the child's culture.
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translated into English.
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given only in English.
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structured to exclude the child's language skills from the testing.
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Question 15
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5 / 5 points
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The major difference among multidisciplinary teams, interdisciplinary teams, and transdisciplinary teams is:
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how often they meet.
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the number of members on the team.
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how much team members interact with each other.
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who is on the team.
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Question 16
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5 / 5 points
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Who has primary responsibility for implementation of the IEP?
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Parent
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Special education teacher
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Specialist most involved
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Administrator in the school district
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Question 17
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5 / 5 points
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Participants in IFSP meetings usually include:
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parents, physician, and an advocate.
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service coordinator, assessor, and physician.
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parents, service coordinator, and assessor.
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physician, service coordinator, and other family members as desired by parents.
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Question 18
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5 / 5 points
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Which of the following is NOT a basic component of behavioral objectives?
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The behavior the child is expected to perform
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The level of performance expected
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The conditions under which the performance will take place
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The day the objective is completed
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Question 19
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5 / 5 points
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A child's IEP must include all of the following EXCEPT:
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a statement of annual goals and short-term objectives.
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a complete instructional plan.
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a statement of the child's level of functioning.
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the appropriate objective criteria.
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Question 20
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5 / 5 points
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In an IFSP, what is the role of a service provider?
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A service provider is not selected by the family.
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The service provider functions like a therapist.
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The service provider tracks services needed in a child's service plan.
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The service provider is like a special education teacher.
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