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The largest group of diverse learners is students: correct answers With disabilities
According to Vygotsky, the skilled teacher will find a level at which to teach a child that is not
too hard, nor too easy, but is just right for engaging the student in meaningful learning. When
students are engaged within this zone, motivation tends to: correct answers Increase
In order to think about how the brain works, CAST suggests using the following three-part
framework: correct answers Recognition, strategic, and affective systems.
A continuum or cascade of service delivery: correct answers is based on the concept that the
effective delivery of special education services requires a variety of settings to meet the unique
needs of each learner at a given point in time.
Offering students alternative approaches to responding to information they receive encourages
them to think about their thinking, or to engage in ________. correct answers Metacognition
Proponents of using learning preferences as assessment and teaching tools suggest that students
who tend to be logical thinkers and work best in sequential manner are more _______ learners.
correct answers Auditory-verbal
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004: correct answers Requires
all students to take part in all state- and district-wide assessments with accommodations or
alternative assessments, if necessary, as stipulated in the student's IEP
Which of the following students would NOT be considered to have a disability, as defined by
IDEA 2004? correct answers A student at-risk for failing
When a water fountain is installed in a building at a height that can be accessed by persons of all
ages, including those who may use a wheelchair, walker, etc., they have adhered to which of the
seven principles of universal design? correct answers Equitable use
Universal design in the context of instructional materials: correct answers Provides access to the
curriculum for all students.
Cognitive psychologist _______ is credited with the idea of a spiral curriculum, which provides
the basic ideas of a subject that students revisit frequently and use as a springboard for more
advanced learning. correct answers Jerome Bruner
When an individual can start to think abstractly and is capable of reasoning and asking "what if"
type questions, Piaget would say they are in the ________ stage of development. correct answers
Formal operational
The largest group of diverse learners is students: correct answers With disabilities
According to Vygotsky, the skilled teacher will find a level at which to teach a child that is not
too hard, nor too easy, but is just right for engaging the student in meaningful learning. When
students are engaged within this zone, motivation tends to: correct answers Increase
In order to think about how the brain works, CAST suggests using the following three-part
framework: correct answers Recognition, strategic, and affective systems.
A continuum or cascade of service delivery: correct answers is based on the concept that the
effective delivery of special education services requires a variety of settings to meet the unique
needs of each learner at a given point in time.
Offering students alternative approaches to responding to information they receive encourages
them to think about their thinking, or to engage in ________. correct answers Metacognition
Proponents of using learning preferences as assessment and teaching tools suggest that students
who tend to be logical thinkers and work best in sequential manner are more _______ learners.
correct answers Auditory-verbal
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004: correct answers Requires
all students to take part in all state- and district-wide assessments with accommodations or
alternative assessments, if necessary, as stipulated in the student's IEP
Which of the following students would NOT be considered to have a disability, as defined by
IDEA 2004? correct answers A student at-risk for failing
When a water fountain is installed in a building at a height that can be accessed by persons of all
ages, including those who may use a wheelchair, walker, etc., they have adhered to which of the
seven principles of universal design? correct answers Equitable use
Universal design in the context of instructional materials: correct answers Provides access to the
curriculum for all students.
Cognitive psychologist _______ is credited with the idea of a spiral curriculum, which provides
the basic ideas of a subject that students revisit frequently and use as a springboard for more
advanced learning. correct answers Jerome Bruner
When an individual can start to think abstractly and is capable of reasoning and asking "what if"
type questions, Piaget would say they are in the ________ stage of development. correct answers
Formal operational
