PPR Review Test Questions and Answers 2022

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PPR Review Test Questions and Answers 2022 What 2 special populations have increased over the past 10 years in Texas? -Answer- Economically Disadvantaged and bilingual or English as a Second Langua... ge What information would you not share at an ARD meeting with parents? -Answer- Opinions about the child What is the function of a co-teacher? -Answer- To have a general education teacher present to modify for and support special education students. What would you cite to defend. The implementation of the least restrictive environment? -Answer- IDEA (individuals with the disabilities act) make it possible for students to achieve success in the least restrictive environment. What are children with ODD (oppositional defiant disorder) at an increased risk for? -Answer- Substance abuse and deliquency How can you compare the effects of trauma on a young child verses teens (children 13+) -Answer- Young children might show signs of PTSD in their play more so than teens What does DMDD stand for> -Answer- Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder Which of the following does NOT show how you understanding of Oppositional Defiant Disorder ODD toward a student in the classroom? -Answer- Shorten assignments is not an effective strategy How might you use practice academies with students that have RAD (reactive attachment disruptive disorder)? -Answer- Role play where the teacher models a desired behavior and the student practices or models How would you compare and contrast Oppositional Defint Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD)? -Answer- ODD can develop into CD if left untreated How is de-escalation related to conduct disorder? -Answer- De-esclation is a strategy for the teacher to use in addition to others when working with students what CD What is a significant problem with the definition of an at-risk label? -Answer- The definition is unclear among educators Based on what you know about gifted and talented students, why would a GT child potentially prefer to sit with the teacher at lunch? -Answer- GT kids may struggle with social skills How do you justify to your administrator the incorporation of social skills into your lesson with at-risk students? -Answer- Many at risk students have the inability to maintain appropriate social connections which impacts their ability to learn How do you justify participation in a bilingual class over participation in an ESL program? -Answer- Students who continue to develop their native language in a bilingual program do learn English and sore higher academically than those who sacrifice their native language What is the function of a menu in a GT classroom? -Answer- For students to select from a set of different yet challenging activities to show understanding. What approach would you use to meet the needs of GT kids in a general education setting? -Answer- Compact the GT student's curriculum based on a pre-assessment and assign them an alternate project. What are the 2 essential questions on the home language survey? -Answer- What language is spoken at home most of the time? And what language does the student speak most of the time? What is a dialect? -Answer- a regional variation of a language distinguished by distinctive vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation What does Horizontal Alignment mean? -Answer- Allows teachers to closely align what is taught, share ideas and quite possibly develop common formative assessments; lead to more communication, ensure that key concepts are emphasized in every classroom; allow every student the same quality education regardless of the teacher [Show More]

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