Disability Differences

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Across
  1. 1. the inability to produce written language that is cohesive, clear, and legible
  2. 3. acronym for individuals with disabilities education act
  3. 6. a type of therapy that focuses on increasing the person's independence in activities of daily living
  4. 8. a type of disability that occurs only during therapy active stages of development
  5. 10. a category of disability that does not directly effect IQ score; intelligence similar to peers and standard deviation, but struggles in one or more specific subject areas such as reading, writing, or math
  6. 12. acronym for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; low dopamine; impairment that causes difficulty with attention regulation, emotional regulation, lack of focus, dopamine-seeking behaviors, poor impulse control
  7. 13. characterized by extreme rigidity to routine, hyper fixations, hyper and/or hypo sensitive to sensory stimuli, difficulty with abrupt transitions and changes in schedule, difficulty self regulating emotions, physical and aural stims
  8. 15. a type of impairment related to how well one sees and interacts with the world around them visually
  9. 17. response to intervention; how a student responds to a multi-tiered system of support and individualized intervention processes
  10. 19. local education authority, typically a principal or assistant principal
  11. 20. a type of brain injury that causes trauma physically to the brain and manifests itself via physical external symptoms such as memory loss, physical and sensory deficits, etc
  12. 22. a type of impairment related to how one hears and listens to the world around them aurally
  13. 23. the physiological inability to hear anything, due to a total loss of hearing, or birth defect
  14. 26. disability classification when there are more than one disability present
  15. 28. a type of impairment that refers specifically to the skeletal system
Down
  1. 1. a learning disability characterized by the inability to consistently distinguish language through decoding, word recognition, spelling, and writing
  2. 2. Americans with disabilities act
  3. 4. a type of disability categorized as a disturbance clearly expressed by emotions and not otherwise explained by any other known impairment or disability
  4. 5. acronym for specific learning disability
  5. 7. acronym for other health impairment; includes ADHD and other various disabilities or impairments that do not fit the other standard definitions
  6. 9. traumatic brain injury
  7. 10. acronym for least restrictive environment; the setting in which the student an get the most appropriate education while being with like peers for the max extent of time that is appropriate for the student and peers
  8. 11. a neurodevelopment disorder that effects body coordination
  9. 14. a category of disability that directly effects IQ score, and has a lower IQ score than peers, negatively impacts academics, deficits in behavior
  10. 16. acronym for autism spectrum disorder; a pervasive developmental disorder
  11. 18. acronym for functional behavior analysis
  12. 21. the physiological inability to see, due to either severe or total vision loss, or birth defect
  13. 24. acronym for free and public education
  14. 25. another word for language in regards to a type of impairment involving spoken word and overall linguistic development
  15. 27. acronym for hard of hearing; a moderate to severe inability to hear most things due to a severe but not total loss in hearing or birth defect
  16. 29. individualized education plan