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Exceptional Children Questions with complete solution 2024 Exceptional Children - correct answer term used to refer to all children who are different from typically developing children. Includes: learning disabilities, speech and hearing disabilities, physical disabilities, developmentally delaye...

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Exceptional Children - correct answer ✔term used to refer to all children who
are different from typically developing children. Includes: learning disabilities,
speech and hearing disabilities, physical disabilities, developmentally delayed,
and gifted and talented as well as any other documented disability.


Inclusion - correct answer ✔children with special needs who attend
preschool, child care, and recreational programs with their typically developing
peers.


Inclusive programs - correct answer ✔are developmentally appropriate,
supported by research, supportive of the child and the family, committed to
the success of every child.


Inclusive classrooms are beneficial for: - correct answer ✔typically
developing children, children with special needs, families, communities and
society.


Research has shown that intelligence is determined by a: - correct answer
✔combination of genetics and environment.


ADHD - correct answer ✔Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder; short
attention span accompanied by excessive activity.


Articulation - correct answer ✔refers to the production of speech sounds.


Autism - correct answer ✔a developmental disorder that appears in the first
3 years of life, and affects the brain's normal development of social and
communication skills.

, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - correct answer ✔term used to refer to a
broad definition of autism including the classic form of the disorder as well as
closely related disabilities that share the core characteristics. Includes:
Asperger Syndrome, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder and Pervasive
Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified PDD-NOS.


Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) - correct answer ✔most normalized
environment in which the needs of a child with disabilities can be met
appropriately; often, the LRE is interpreted as the environment in which
typically developing children function


ADA - correct answer ✔Americans with Disabilities Act-gives Civil Rights
protection to individuals in private employment, all public services, and
accommodations, transportation and telecommunications. Passed into law in
1990. This law made it illegal to deny children with disabilities access to child
care, after school programs, recreational activities, scouts or any other
program for children.


At Risk - correct answer ✔indications (either biological or environmental) that
an infant or child may develop serious problems.


biological risk factors - correct answer ✔infants and children whose bodily
systems have undergone accident, injury, or severe stress. The incident may
occur before, during or after birth. Includes genetic and chromosomal
disorders, cystic fibrosis, sickle-cell anemia, muscular dystrophy, AIDS, Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome, anoxia, meningitis, encephalitis and many other conditions
which may result from lack of prenatal care-lack of adequate nutrition,
infection, etc.


environmental risk factors - correct answer ✔things in the child's everyday
world which have a negative effect on development. Includes poverty, child
abuse and neglect, religious or cultural beliefs which prohibit needed medical
care, and unfit living conditions.

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