Working in a Collaborative Learning Community
Test Objectives
- Apply knowledge of strategies for communicating and collaborating in a culturally responsive manner with families and school team members to address children's instructional and behavioral needs.
- Understand how to promote positive relationships between home, community, and school that enhance learning opportunities for children with disabilities and encourage families' engagement in their children's education.
Please note: An option must be selected in order to flip the card to see the correct answer and/or supplemental information.
Question #1
A preschool child frequently throws toys during center time. Observations indicate the behavior occurs most often when preferred activities end. What should the teacher do FIRST?
You answered
Correct response: D
Question #2
An FBA indicates that a child's challenging behavior is maintained by escaping difficult tasks. Which intervention is MOST appropriate?
You answered
Correct response: B
Question #3
A child becomes dysregulated whenever classroom routines unexpectedly change. Which proactive strategy is MOST likely to reduce future dysregulation?
You answered
Correct response: C
Question #4
A teacher notices that a child's challenging behavior occurs only during large-group instruction and not during play or small-group activities. What is the BEST next step?
You answered
Correct response: C
Question #5
A preschool child who recently experienced a traumatic event appears withdrawn and startles easily during classroom routines. Which response BEST reflects trauma-informed practice?
You answered
Correct response: C
Question #6
A teacher is developing a Behavior Intervention Plan. Which component is MOST essential?
You answered
Correct response: B