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RSED Exam 2 Study Guide (Auburn) – Practice Questions &
Special Education Exam Review 2026
The INCLUDE approach - ANS ✔✔ Identify classroom _demands__.
Note student learning _strengths_ and needs.
Check for potential _paths_ to student success.
Look for possible _problem_ areas.
Use information to _brainstorm ways to adjust instruction.
Decide which _adjustments_ to make.
Evaluate student _progress_.
ways teachers can differentiate instruction - ANS ✔✔content, process,
product
ways teachers can differentiate instruction according to student - ANS
✔✔readiness, interest, learning profile
_______ is support to bridge the gap between the student's current ability and
intended goal. - ANS ✔✔Scaffolding
_______ refers to the idea of modifying instruction to meet a student's
individual needs and learning styles. - ANS ✔✔Differentiated Instruction
_______ is a proactive approach to designing learning experiences to be
accessible for all students. - ANS ✔✔Universal Designed Learning
When teachers implement a variety of teaching and learning strategies to
meet the range of learning needs among students in their classes, they are
using the _______ strategy. - ANS ✔✔INCLUDE
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Special Education Exam Review 2026

The INCLUDE approach - ANS ✔✔⦁ Identify classroom demands_. ⦁ Note student learning strengths and needs. ⦁ Check for potential paths to student success. ⦁ Look for possible problem areas. ⦁ Use information to _brainstorm ways to adjust instruction. ⦁ Decide which adjustments to make. ⦁ Evaluate student progress. ways teachers can differentiate instruction - ANS ✔✔content, process, product ways teachers can differentiate instruction according to student - ANS ✔✔readiness, interest, learning profile _______ is support to bridge the gap between the student's current ability and intended goal. - ANS ✔✔Scaffolding _______ refers to the idea of modifying instruction to meet a student's individual needs and learning styles. - ANS ✔✔Differentiated Instruction _______ is a proactive approach to designing learning experiences to be accessible for all students. - ANS ✔✔Universal Designed Learning When teachers implement a variety of teaching and learning strategies to meet the range of learning needs among students in their classes, they are using the _______ strategy. - ANS ✔✔INCLUDE

When a teacher adjusts the way he teaches math in order to help several students with disabilities experience greater success. If he is using the INCLUDE strategy, what should he do next? - ANS ✔✔Evaluate student progress What are the 3 guidelines for establishing classroom rules? - ANS ✔✔⦁ Keep them simple ⦁ Make only 3- ⦁ State them positively An effective classroom management technique to reduce behavior problems is to establish _______ _______ - ANS ✔✔Classroom Routines When a teacher is teaching a new strategy and gives students a list of steps to follow and guide each step she is _______ instruction. - ANS ✔✔Scaffolding _______ _______ means instructional materials are designed with built-in supports for learning. - ANS ✔✔Universal Design 6 Strategies for using scaffolding... - ANS ✔✔⦁ Present new cognitive strategy using a list of steps ⦁ Regulate difficulty; guide each step carefully at first ⦁ Provide varying contexts for practice, reduce teacher support ⦁ Provide feedback with evaluative checklists; students self-evaluate ⦁ Increase student responsibility; encourage independence ⦁ Provide independent practice; apply to new situations

Students with orthopedic impairments will most likely need adaptations made to the classroom _______ _______. - ANS ✔✔physical environment Students with _______ impairments often need help with making up missed work. - ANS ✔✔health _______ and _______ problems are associated with communication disorders. - ANS ✔✔Speech, language Define articulation (1), voice (2), pitch (3) fluency (4). - ANS ✔✔1. difficulty pronouncing sounds correctly; slurring

  1. hoarse, nasal, w/o infection
  2. volume too high or low
  3. stuttering, slow rate of speech, uneven/jerky rate Students who have difficulty with academic and learning tasks and who have a discrepancy between expected and actual achievement that is documented through RTI have a _______ disability. - ANS ✔✔learning The _______ _______ of the _________ Act prevents discrimination against individuals with functional disabilities who are not eligible for IDEA services. - ANS ✔✔Section, 504, Rehabilitation Funding for services under Section 504 is provided by _______ or _______ government. - ANS ✔✔state, local What disability is a student most likely to have if she is forgetful, loses worksheets, fails to complete assignments, and seems to daydream but doesn't disrupt learning for others? - ANS ✔✔ADHD, predominately inattentive

When a student receives all their core academic instruction in their native languages they are engaged in _______ education. - ANS ✔✔bilingual What are the 5 intervention methods for students who are gifted and talented? - ANS ✔✔• Curriculum compacting: omit instruction on goals already met

  • Acceleration: skip a grade; cover 2 grades in 1 year
  • Enrichment: extend learning with alternative assignments
  • Differentiation: complete more challenging tasks over classroom material (independent research, unique applications)
  • Specialized interventions: work with mentors, utilize technology 13 disability categories under IDEA - ANS ✔✔1. Learning disability (LD) (39.2%)
  1. Speech or language impairment (SLI) (17.6%)
  2. Intellectual disability (ID) (7.0%) (Mild ID - High Incidence: Moderate, Severe, Profound ID: Low Incidence)
  3. Emotional disturbance (ED) (5.9%)
  4. Autism (8.6%) autism spectrum disorders
  5. Hearing impairment (HI) (1.1%)
  6. Visual impairment (VI) (0.4%)
  7. Deaf-blindness (<.05%)
  8. Orthopedic impairment (OI) (0.8%)
  9. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) (0.4%)
  10. Other health impairment (OHI) (14.4%):
  11. Multiple disabilities (2.1 %)
  12. Developmental delay (DD) (2.4%)