Chapter 1: Providing Special Education to Students with Mild Disabilities
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 2004
o Zero Reject o Due process o Parent and student participation o Nondiscriminatory identification and evaluation o Free and appropriate public education o Least restrictive environment No Child Left Behind Act (2001) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Responsiveness to Intervention (RTI) Individualized Education Program
Chapter 2: Planning, Teaching, and Monitoring Instruction
Present Level of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (PLAAFP) IEP vs 504 Relate plans to general education Council for Exceptional Children Standards Direct instruction Progress Monitoring Peer tutoring
Chapter 3: Learning Theories: Past and Present
Behavioral Theory Reinforces: Primary, Secondary Generalized Cognitive Behavior Modification Constructivist Theory KWLS Charts
Chapter 4: Oral Language: Strategies and Techniques
Components of Oral Language o Phonology o Morphology o Syntax o Semantics o Pragmatics Expressive VS Receptive Language www.nifl.gov www.asha.org/default.htm
Chapter 5: Early Reading: Strategies and Techniques
Bottom-Up Model Top-Down Model Interactive Model Stages of Reading o Stage 0: Pre Reading o Stage 1: Initial Reading or Decoding Stage o Stage 2: Confirmation, Fluency, and Ungluing form Print o Stage 3: Reading for Learning the New-A First Step o Stage 4: Multiple Viewpoints-Highschool o Stage 5: Construction and Reconstruction: A World View Phonological Awareness DISSECT o Discover the context o Isolate the prefix o Separate the suffix o Say the stem o Examine the stem using the “Rule of twos and threes” o Check with someone o Try a dictionary
Chapter 6: Later Reading: Strategies and Techniques
Reading Fluency o Rate o Accuracy o Prosody Average CWPM Increases per week o First Grade: 2-3 words per week increase o Second Grade: 2.5-3.5 words per week increase o Third Grade:1-3 words per week increase o Fourth Grade: .85-1.5 words per week increase Word Maps Repeated readings Paired Reading Story Maps POSSE Strategy o Predict what ideas are in the story o Organize your thoughts o Search your structure o Summarize the main idea in your own words o Evaluate compare, clarify, and predict
Chapter 7: Written Language: Strategies and Techniques
Written Language o Handwriting o Spelling o Composing Product Approach VS Process approach Hayes-Flower Model Sentence Writing Strategies Chapter 8: Math: Strategies and Techniques DRAW o Discover the sign o Read the Problem o Answer, or draw and check o Write the answer FAST o Find what you are solving for o Ask yourself “What are the parts of the problem” o Set up the numbers o Tie down the signs SOLVE o See the sign o Observe and Answer o Look and draw o Verify your answer o Enter your answer
Chapter 9: Teaching in the Content Areas: Strategies and Techniques
Effective Presenting Check for understanding Concept Maps o Convey the concept o Offer overall concept o Note key words o Classify characteristics o Explore examples o Practice with a new examples o Tie down a definition Accommodations
Chapter 10: Organization and Study Skills: Strategies and Techniques
Student Schedules ASSIGN and REACT The Nature of Effective Assignments o Clear Direction o Understood Purpose o Product Evaluation Criteria o Optimal Challenge o Personal relevance factor o Assignment completion feedback o Format variety o Available resource lists o Creative expression opportunities o Interpersonal or social actions o Completion time considerations o Student choices Note Taking Test Taking
Chapter 11: Technology and Teaching
Universal Design for Learning Electronic Books Assistive Technology Electronic IEP Interactive White Board
Chapter 12: Transitions
Individualized Transition Plans (ITPs) IDEA Requirements o Postsecondary education o Vocational education o Integrated Employment o Continuing and adult education o Adult Services o Independent living o Community Participation RIASEC Theory Disabilities in the workplace
Chapter 13: Collaboration and Co-teaching to Enhance Instruction
Collaboration Coteaching o Station Teaching o Interactive Teaching o Alternative Teaching o Parallel Teaching o Chapter 14: Working and Families Due Process Provision Parent and Student Participation Informed Consent