CST Swd Online Training Workshop 1

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1. What toxic substance contributes to frequent disabilities in children?
1)  Fluoridated water
2)  Chlorine
3)  Lead paint
4)  Aspirin

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SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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CST Swd Online Training Workshop 1 - Quiz

Professor Stein developed this Workshop for Touro College Students to review and prepare for the NYCTCE Content Specialty Test for Students with Disabilities.
This is both a review, a training and a test, As you take the training/test preparation you will find assistance with links and videos.
Some Touro professors... see moremay ask that as part of their course you take the exam and email them the results as part of course requirements.
Good News- You can take the test multiple times.
Please know however that the questions are randomized so that you will get different questions each time you take this exam.
Remember that you can come back to this site to review before you take the actual CST SWD Exam

Good Luck,

Professor Daniel Stein
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2. You are a special education teacher in a self contained classroom. A new Johnny arrives in your class and is very quiet, removed and does not follow instructions.Johnny sometimes is unaware that you are there and begins repeating the words of other students. Which disorder fits these behaviors:

1) Dyslexia
2) Brain injury
*3) Autism
4) Attention Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder
Additional references for this question
ADHD - Page 50, Dyslexia - Page 99, Autism - Page 65

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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3. Children act upon childish behavior (ie, fighting, crying, playing).  Children who have behavior problems perform these behaviors at a higher than normal:
1)  Frequency
2)  Length of time
3)  Strength
4)  Location

Frequency defined

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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4. A child is more likely to have a learning disability due one of the following circumstances surrounding its birth:
1)  Being born underweight
2) The parents drinking regularly before conceptions
3)  The parents smoking regularly before conception
4)  The father drinking during pregnancy

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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5. A teacher is providing special education adaptive services to a special education student and sees that the student often speaks nonsensically and speaks to an imaginary person. The teacher feels that the student may be exhibiting symptoms of which of the following:
1) Sensory integration dysfunction
2) Mood disorder
3) Oppositional defiant disorder
4) Emotional and behavioral disorders

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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6. You are constructing a test on written expression.  Which of these is not a component of written expression?
A) Vocabulary
B) Morphology
C) Content
D) Sentence structure

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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7. Jack is a 12 year old in your class who recently came from South Korea.  The girls in the class have come to you about the way he treats them, which they call sexist.  When you reflect on it, it is also the way he treats the male students, but never the teachers or parents.  You have talked to Jack before; he says this is how children are treated in his home country.  Before you discipline him, what should you do first?

A) Tourette's syndrome
B) Autism
C) ADHD
D) A pragmatic language disability
 Tourette's Syndrome Page 9 

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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8. You are given a report on Peter, who is being suspended.  The reason for Peter's suspension is that he does not enter Miss Smith's classroom until after the bell rings.  However, he is not late for his other classes.  Miss Smith's classroom is a CTT classroom, while the others are not.  What is the best reason that Peter doesn't arrive on time to Miss Smith's class?
A) Peter does not want to be known as 'special ed.'
B) Miss Smith's class is around when Peter has to go to the bathroom
C) Miss Smith's class a subject Peter is weak in.
D) All of the above.

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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9. Tim has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD.  He seems to do well in the regular classroom, but the teacher does not want Tim in his classroom because he does not listen when he is asked to not tap his hand on the desk, which is a repetitive action.  This is officially considered a distraction during tests.  What does Tim need?
1)  A VESID evaluation
2) A 504 Plan.
3)  An IEP
4)  A further restrictive environment.

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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10. Social approval, token reinforcers, and rewards, such as treasure box toys or stickers, are examples of:

A) Extrinsic reinforcers
B) Behavior modifiers
C) Intrinsic reinforcers
D) Positive feedback reinforcers

Explanation

SUBAREA II—PROMOTING STUDENT LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT IN A COLLABORATIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY
06 Understand methods of planning and managing teaching and learning environments for individuals with disabilities.

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11. All of the following are true for children with behavior disorders but...
1)  They score low on the standardized intelligence test.
2)  A large amount of time is spent on behaviors that do not help them in school.
3)  They are bright but bored.
4)  They frequently act at a level lower than their classmates.

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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12. The lack of clear definition for behavior disorders could be explained by which of the following?
1)  Inaccurate measurements.
2)  Variety of theories that use non-compatible terminology and definitions.
3)  Numerous types of manifestations of different behavioral disorders.
4)  Different cultural and social views on 'acceptable behavior.'

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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13. Alex is in middle school but still has a tendency to use sentences like "I ranned after the school bus." and "My friendses and I are going to the movies."  Language interventions with Alex would most likely target...
A) Morphology
B) Syntax
C) Pragmatics
D) Cultural linguistics

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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14. A student who is skilled at reading will use many knowledge sources to figure out how to define words.  Which of these sources would a student not use?
A) Syntax
B) Context clues
C) Morphological knowledge
D) Entomology

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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15. Delinquency is defined as which of the following explanations?
1)  Socialized aggression.
2)  Academic truancy.
3)  Inciting fights via verbal abuse.
4)  Behavior that would be considered criminal in a legal adult.

Explanation

SUBAREA I—UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
01 Understand characteristics of individuals with disabilities.

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What toxic substance contributes to frequent disabilities in...
You are a special education teacher in a self contained classroom. A...
Children act upon childish behavior (ie, fighting, crying,...
A child is more likely to have a learning disability due one of the...
A teacher is providing special education adaptive services to a...
You are constructing a test on written expression.  Which of...
Jack is a 12 year old in your class who recently came from South...
You are given a report on Peter, who is being suspended.  The...
Tim has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD.  He...
Social approval, token reinforcers, and rewards, such as treasure box...
All of the following are true for children with behavior disorders...
The lack of clear definition for behavior disorders could be explained...
Alex is in middle school but still has a tendency to use sentences...
A student who is skilled at reading will use many knowledge sources to...
Delinquency is defined as which of the following explanations?1) ...
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