Special Ed Ch 8 & 9 Review

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The American Psychiatric Association definition includes what three subtypes of ADHD?

1) predominantly inattentive type; 2) predominantly hyper-impulsive type; and 3) combined type. (PG 256)

What are some risk factors for emotional and behavioral disorders?

Some risk factors parental discord, a parent’s mental illness or criminal behavior, overcrowding in the home, large families, early maternal

List at least two of the characteristics that adults with ADHD often exhibit.

1. Feelings of restlessness 2. Difficulty engaging in quiet, sedentary activities 3. Frequent shifts from one uncompleted activity to anoth

What is Tourette syndrome? Is it a Biological or Psychosocial risk factor?

Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by motor tics and uncontrollable verbal outbursts. Tourette syndrome is classifie

What are self-regulatory strategies?

Self-regulatory strategies are used in the classroom, they consist of working independently, staying on task, completing assignments, and re

What is an emotional or behavioral disorder?

A persistent condition that is determined by behaviors that differ tremendously from behaviors of those age's norms and the standards of the

What is the estimated percentage of prevalence of ADHD?

It is estimated to affect anywhere from 5% to 11% of the school-age population. An estimate of parent-reported 6.4 million children.

What the behavioral warning signs of suicidal thoughts?

Being quiet, withdrawn, and having few friends; Changes in behavior; Increased failure or role strain; Recent family changes; Recent loss of

What type of medications are commonly prescribed to children with ADHD?

Typically doctors prescribe psychostimulants. The most common medications are Ritalin and Adderall. These can be taken as oral pills, table

How do you assess students who you suspect have emotional or behavioral disorders?

Assessing for emotional or behavioral disorders is a multi-method approach. It's a complex process which includes rating scales, interviews,

What are the characteristics of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity? Pg. 256

Inattention: fails to pay attention loses items necessary for tasks easily distracted Hyperactivity: fidgets or squirms runs or climbs

What is a Behavioral Intervention Plan? Pg. 304

A behavioral intervention plan is a required plan for students with disabilities who show problematic behavior. This plan is a proactive int

What are some environmental factors that can be implicated as contributing to ADHD and learning disabilities?

According to the U.S. Department Of Education, some factors include maternal smoking, alcohol, abuse, illicit drug use, lead poisoning, comp

What is conflict resolution?

A program designed to teach problem-solving skills along with with strategies for negotiation and mediation, and communication. (pg.314).

What are some educational considerations for someone what has ADHD?

Instructional adaptions, behavioral interventions, home-school communication, medication, and counseling are all available options for indiv

What is the positive behavioral support models purpose?

Designed to address the complexity of problematic behaviors through such efforts as promoting academic achievement; involving the family; em

What is the type of medication that is prescribed to someone with ADHD? (Page 273)

Many professionals believe that psychostimulants play an important role in treatment with someone with ADHD. We as teachers however should n