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Christine Kolessar

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Final Exam Study GameVersion en ligne Final Exam Study Questions par Christine Kolessar 1 In her guest presentation, Morgan said that she began using a speech-generating AAC device at age 15.  Yes No 2 In her guest presentation, Morgan said she often uses songs and videos to respond to others, but only when she is feeling tired or frustrated Yes No 3 An access barrier refers to the external obstacles imposed by outside forces, such as policies, attitudes, knowledge gaps, or practices, that limit an individual's ability to communicate Yes No 4 Visual scene display can be high or low tech Yes No 5 The presence of challenging behavior can indicate unmet communication needs and may improve with AAC intervention Yes No 6 Many states provide full funding sources to cover AAC Yes No 7 Vocabulary should grow with your client Yes No 8 30% of AAC users were able to report crime or abuse to the police Yes No 9 Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is an example of aided communication. Yes No 10 Iconicity is not fixed and can change with age, experience, and exposure to symbols Yes No 11 Build Attention, Environmental Arrangement, and Building a Language-Rich Setting are all a part of keeping children engaged in shared reading. Yes No 12 In static display the number of pictures is limited Yes No 13 AAC devices and services are mandated through Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to access a Free and Appropriate Education (FAPE) in their Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Yes No 14 Symbolating text helps to promote literacy Yes No 15 Unaided AAC input methods include gesture, ASL, as well as spoken language and manual signs Yes No 16 45% of AAC users experienced crime or abuse Yes No 17 Supporting communication into adulthood only involves the importance of teaching students how to ask questions. Yes No 18 Word choice is impersonal Yes No 19 A hybrid display has a fixed display with dynamic component Yes No 20 Direct selection can only be manipulated with actual physical pressure Yes No 21 Communication partner uses total communication approach is a method of aided AAC input Yes No 22 Dynamic displays have a limited amount of vocabulary that can be incorporated Yes No 23 All students use a picture board or make choices/comments about a topic is one way to adapt learning in a general education classroom. Yes No 24 AAC devices are expected to last 5 years device requests are every 3 years Yes No 25 Feature matching is matching the clients strengths, needs, and preferences to available AAC options Yes No 26 Research supports the use of symbols alongside text to help new communicators develop their literacy skills Yes No 27 The goal of AAC is to replace natural speech Yes No 28 Environmental and partner barriers are often more limiting to AAC success than the individual’s impairments. Yes No 29 PECS is designed to promote syntax development Yes No 30 Sign language is an unaided form of communication Yes No 31 The AAC user should be able to express negative feelings, react to pain, humor, emphasis, name calling and so on. Yes No

Final Exam Study Game

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Final Exam Study GameVersion en ligne

par Christine Kolessar

In her guest presentation, Morgan said that she began using a speech-generating AAC device at age 15.

In her guest presentation, Morgan said she often uses songs and videos to respond to others, but only when she is feeling tired or frustrated

An access barrier refers to the external obstacles imposed by outside forces, such as policies, attitudes, knowledge gaps, or practices, that limit an individual's ability to communicate

Visual scene display can be high or low tech

The presence of challenging behavior can indicate unmet communication needs and may improve with AAC intervention

Many states provide full funding sources to cover AAC

Vocabulary should grow with your client

30% of AAC users were able to report crime or abuse to the police

Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is an example of aided communication.

Iconicity is not fixed and can change with age, experience, and exposure to symbols

Build Attention, Environmental Arrangement, and Building a Language-Rich Setting are all a part of keeping children engaged in shared reading.

In static display the number of pictures is limited

AAC devices and services are mandated through Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to access a Free and Appropriate Education (FAPE) in their Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)

Symbolating text helps to promote literacy

Unaided AAC input methods include gesture, ASL, as well as spoken language and manual signs

45% of AAC users experienced crime or abuse

Supporting communication into adulthood only involves the importance of teaching students how to ask questions.

Word choice is impersonal

A hybrid display has a fixed display with dynamic component

Direct selection can only be manipulated with actual physical pressure

Communication partner uses total communication approach is a method of aided AAC input

Dynamic displays have a limited amount of vocabulary that can be incorporated

All students use a picture board or make choices/comments about a topic is one way to adapt learning in a general education classroom.

AAC devices are expected to last 5 years device requests are every 3 years

Feature matching is matching the clients strengths, needs, and preferences to available AAC options

Research supports the use of symbols alongside text to help new communicators develop their literacy skills

The goal of AAC is to replace natural speech

Environmental and partner barriers are often more limiting to AAC success than the individual’s impairments.

PECS is designed to promote syntax development

Sign language is an unaided form of communication

The AAC user should be able to express negative feelings, react to pain, humor, emphasis, name calling and so on.

In her guest presentation, Morgan said that she began using a speech-generating AAC device at age 15. 