Education

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Who are usually the first to notice a child's gifts and talents? Started by daltonest1984	3 Replies 55 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by choc0chan
When are children who are gifted and talented often identified? Started by OSWALD	1 Replies 51 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by Beatricemm
Which definition of gifted and talented describes the group as children, or youth who give evidence ... Started by Sportsfan2111	3 Replies 49 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by matt
Explain two accommodations for students in each of the following low-incidence disability ... Started by piesebel	1 Replies 50 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by LegendaryAnswers
Explain why the precise numbers about the national prevalence of children in the multiple disability ... Started by go.lag	3 Replies 56 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by jackie
Select one of the low-incidence disabilities discussed in the chapter. Provide a definition of the ... Started by fagboi	1 Replies 57 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by onowka
This resource, established by Congress, gives most deaf-blind individuals access to recently ... Started by fbq8i	3 Replies 55 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by TINA
Maery and James are teenage parents of a newborn. They are participating in child development ... Started by sheilaspns	1 Replies 47 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by nital
Which age group has the highest number of cases of TBI resulting in hospitalization? Started by geoffrey	3 Replies 52 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by ngr69
What is the leading contributor to TBI cases in the United States? Started by nenivikky	1 Replies 49 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by yuyiding
What is an example of a key turning point in history that has affected individuals with the most ... Started by anjilletteb	3 Replies 51 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by okolip
This person, with deaf-blindness, taught Anne Sullivan who later taught the world's most famous ... Started by dalyningkenk	1 Replies 57 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by missalyssa26
Denby is a 19-year-old with multiple disabilities. His IEP focuses on learning functional skills. ... Started by CQXA	3 Replies 58 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by vickyvicksss
Jack, and his family, met with the IEP team to discuss Jack's plans for graduation. Since Jack is 18 ... Started by jrubin	1 Replies 47 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by Anonymous
Learning to read practical words, how to handle money, how to measure ingredients for a recipe, how ... Started by HCHenry	3 Replies 30 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by parker125
Rico is employed as an intervener for Jack who is a student with deaf-blindness. Rico's focus is ... Started by sdfghj	1 Replies 8 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by joechoochoy
The presence or absence of ________ affects the number and intensity of supports needed as adults, ... Started by imanialler	3 Replies 7 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by verrinzo
In Louisiana, the prevalence of Usher syndrome is higher. Usher syndrome is one of the causes of ... Started by Kikoku	1 Replies 6 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by Dunkey
Ken is a ten-year-old student with deaf-blindness who attends Railor Elementary School. His teacher ... Started by craiczarry	3 Replies 6 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by firehawk60
Which group of students with low-incidence disabilities (e.g., deaf-blindness, multiple ... Started by sc00by25	1 Replies 7 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by kingfahad97
Why are the precise numbers about the national prevalence of multiple disabilities difficult to determine? Started by MGLQZ	3 Replies 14 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by ambernicolefink
Students with TBI, multiple disabilities, and deaf-blindness comprise what percent of students with ... Started by RYAN BANYAN	1 Replies 7 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by miss_1456@hotmail.com
What percentage of children with deaf-blindness have additional disabilities (e.g., intellectual ... Started by jman1234	3 Replies 5 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by vseab
What percentage of children with deaf-blindness have enough residual vision to allow them to read ... Started by newyorker26	1 Replies 5 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by dmurph1496
All the following are characteristics associated with deaf-blindness EXCEPT ________. Started by joe	3 Replies 7 Views	Sep 7, 2019 by Ksanderson1296