Exceptional learners refer to students who learn and develop differently from most others or students who have exceptional learning styles. It is important for a teacher to know how to deal with such learners and ensure they don’t miss out. Take this study guide for chapter 9 on exceptionalities and learn more.
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Social skills
Writing
Reading
Motivation
Short term memory
Long term memory
Generalization
Motivation
Adaptive behavior
Working memory
Motivation
Generalization
Adaptive behavior
Causes by type
Social causes
Biomedical causes
Causes by timing
Behavioral causes
Social causes
Postnatal causes
Biomedical causes
Fragile X syndrome
Asperger's syndrome
Autism
Down syndrome
Poverty
Alcohol use by the mother
Low maternal education
Transition coordinators
Para's
Special education teachers
General education teachers
Prelinguistic Milieu teaching
The self-determined learning model
Universal design for learning
Prellinguistic milieu teaching
The self determined learning model
Community based instruction
The self determined learning model
Universal design for learning
Transition Planning Inventory
Community based learning
Functional curriculum
The functional curriculum
The self determined learning model
Universal design for learning
Self determined learning model
Community based instruction
Functional curriculum
Universal design for learning
The functional curriculum
Self-determination training during the transition years
Typical problem solving
The functional curriculum
Problem solving
An ecological inventory
Self-determination skills