Individualized Family Plans (IFSP)

Plans made for young children with disabilities that focus on the child and the family’s needs.

Families that can handle stress and problems and still function well.

Wraparound Service Systems

Support services that work together to meet a family’s needs instead of treating problems separately.

Family Characteristics

Traits of a family, like culture, income, values, and structure, that affect how the family functions.

When job responsibilities interfere with family time or family needs.

How family members communicate, behave, and relate to one another.

How emotionally close and connected family members are.

How well a family can change roles or routines when facing new situations.

The stages families go through over time, like having children, raising teens, and aging.

Legal responsibility for making decisions for someone who cannot fully care for themselves.

Help from friends, family, or the community that provides emotional or practical support.

Behavioral Parent Training (BPT)

Programs that teach parents how to manage and improve their child’s behavior.

Family Activity Settings

Everyday family routines where children learn skills, like meals or playtime.

A physical calming reaction that reduces stress and anxiety.

Mindfulness-Based Positive Behavior Support (MBPBS)

Using mindfulness to help manage stress and improve behavior in positive ways.

Notebooks that go back and forth between home and school to share updates about a student.

A legal meeting where parents and schools settle disagreements about special education services.

Help

Options

focusNode

Didn't know it?
click below

Knew it?
click below

Don't Know

Remaining cards (0)

Know

retry

shuffle

restart

0:00

Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.

Normal Size Small Size show me how

Ch4 Vocab

Term	Definition
Individualized Family Plans (IFSP)	Plans made for young children with disabilities that focus on the child and the family’s needs.
Resilient Families	Families that can handle stress and problems and still function well.
Wraparound Service Systems	Support services that work together to meet a family’s needs instead of treating problems separately.
Family Characteristics	Traits of a family, like culture, income, values, and structure, that affect how the family functions.
Work-Family Conflict	When job responsibilities interfere with family time or family needs.
Family Interactions	How family members communicate, behave, and relate to one another.
Cohesion	How emotionally close and connected family members are.
Adaptability	How well a family can change roles or routines when facing new situations.
Family Life Cycle	The stages families go through over time, like having children, raising teens, and aging.
Guardianship	Legal responsibility for making decisions for someone who cannot fully care for themselves.
Social Support	Help from friends, family, or the community that provides emotional or practical support.
Behavioral Parent Training (BPT)	Programs that teach parents how to manage and improve their child’s behavior.
Family Activity Settings	Everyday family routines where children learn skills, like meals or playtime.
Relaxation Response	A physical calming reaction that reduces stress and anxiety.
Mindfulness-Based Positive Behavior Support (MBPBS)	Using mindfulness to help manage stress and improve behavior in positive ways.
Traveling Notebooks	Notebooks that go back and forth between home and school to share updates about a student.
Due Process Hearing	A legal meeting where parents and schools settle disagreements about special education services.

Created by: user-2015788

"Know" box contains:
Time elapsed:
Retries: