EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR LD

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Assess LD intervention basics.

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Froggy Jumps EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR LDOnline version Assess LD intervention basics. by Claire Ashley Juan 1 What does inclusion in regular classrooms primarily mean for learners with LD? a Students only study at home b Students learn with peers in mainstream classes c Students are isolated in separate schools 2 Which setting provides targeted help outside the standard class time? a Self-contained class b Resource room c Full inclusion without support 3 What is a self-contained special class typically designed for? a General education with no supports b Intensive, individualized instruction c Only occupational training 4 Remediation in LD programs aims to: a Replace instruction with tests b Ignore weaknesses c Address specific skill gaps 5 Inclusion relies on which of the following supports? a No teacher collaboration b Accommodations and modifications c Reduced instruction time 6 Which team typically plans interventions for a learner with LD? a Sports coaching staff b School cafeteria committee c Individualized Education Program (IEP) team 7 What is a common feature of remediation approaches? a Explicit instruction with practice b Rote memorization only c Unguided discovery learning 8 Which setting blends frequent teacher support with peer learning? a Self-contained only b Co-taught inclusive classroom c Independent study hall 9 Assistive technology in LD support is used to: a Limit learning opportunities b Enhance access to curriculum c Replace teachers entirely 10 A common goal of remediation is to improve: a Athletic performance b Lunch preferences c Reading fluency and comprehension

Froggy Jumps

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR LDOnline version

Assess LD intervention basics.

by Claire Ashley Juan

What does inclusion in regular classrooms primarily mean for learners with LD?

Students only study at home

Students learn with peers in mainstream classes

Students are isolated in separate schools

Which setting provides targeted help outside the standard class time?

Self-contained class

Resource room

Full inclusion without support

What is a self-contained special class typically designed for?

General education with no supports

Intensive, individualized instruction

Only occupational training

Remediation in LD programs aims to:

Replace instruction with tests

Ignore weaknesses

Address specific skill gaps

Inclusion relies on which of the following supports?

No teacher collaboration

Accommodations and modifications

Reduced instruction time

Which team typically plans interventions for a learner with LD?

Sports coaching staff

School cafeteria committee

Individualized Education Program (IEP) team

What is a common feature of remediation approaches?

Explicit instruction with practice

Rote memorization only

Unguided discovery learning

Which setting blends frequent teacher support with peer learning?

Self-contained only

Co-taught inclusive classroom

Independent study hall

Assistive technology in LD support is used to:

Limit learning opportunities

Enhance access to curriculum

Replace teachers entirely

A common goal of remediation is to improve:

Athletic performance

Lunch preferences

Reading fluency and comprehension

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR LDOnline version

by Claire Ashley Juan

What does inclusion in regular classrooms primarily mean for learners with LD?

Which setting provides targeted help outside the standard class time?

What is a self-contained special class typically designed for?

Remediation in LD programs aims to:

Inclusion relies on which of the following supports?

Which team typically plans interventions for a learner with LD?

What is a common feature of remediation approaches?

Which setting blends frequent teacher support with peer learning?

Assistive technology in LD support is used to:

A common goal of remediation is to improve:

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