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TermDefinition
RTI Response to Intervention; student's change or lack of in an academic performance
MTSS multitiered system of support
LRE least restrictive environment
Perreferral the process schools use to support a student before formally referring them for special education evaluation.
multidisciplinary prevent an inaccurate placement in special education
CBM curriculum-based measurements; involves student's responses
IFSPs Individualized family service plans that describe the services that the child will receive
IEP Individualized education program ensuring that the student receives the instruction needed to succeed as much as possible. Legal document that describes the educational services a student receives.
transition plan plan that helps a student with a disability prepare for life after high school focusing on goals for the future, job training and outlines the services and supports needed to reach those goals.
supported employment service that helps individuals with disabilities find and keep a job in the community
LRE least restrictive environment; students should be separated from nondisabled class mates
collaborative consultation the special education teacher providing advice to the general education
Cooperative learning instructional strategy that many proponents of inclusion believe is an effective way to integrate students with disabilities into groups of non disabled peers
peer mediated instruction commonly refer to peer tutoring
peer tutorting use of peer confederates
peer confederates managing behavior problems, or any other arrangement in which teachers deliberately recruit and train peers to help teach an academic or social skills to a classmate
CWPT class wide peer tutoring; for all students in general education classes for reading and math.
partial participation another instructional strategy entailing students with disabilities participate, on reduced basis, in virtually all activities experienced by all students in the general education classroom
Modifactions take the form of amended materials or assignments that differ change in curricula
Accommodations changes in instruction that don't significantly change the content
Adaptions involving more significant modifications of instruction than accommodations
Tiered assignment an example of adaptations wherein teachers provide choices of varying difficulty for assignments on a simple topic.
rate(pace) the speed of the lesson- introduction and new concepts
intensity difficulty or complexity
explicit clear, distinct
Relentlessness tenacity; stick to it
structure predictability, teacher direction, tolerance, immediacy of consequences
reinforcement reward for desired behavior
Corrective feedback Communicating to a student the difference between a correct and incorrect response
student teacher ratio number of students per teacher
cirriculum content of instruction, purpose of activity
Monitoring (assessment) keeping track of progress
cochlear implantations artificial inner ears to be used whenever possible to aloow dad children to hear.
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