Terminology

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Across
  1. 2. using language that identifies the student before their disability
  2. 8. person who assists the student with speech goals
  3. 9. a conseuence that reinforces a behavior
  4. 12. systematically removing a cue or prompt
  5. 16. members who will be advocates for a student with a disability
  6. 17. three areas which every student with a disability should have programming in
  7. 19. separate schools for students with disabilities
  8. 22. that which comes before
  9. 23. signals specific behavior needs to be performed
  10. 25. public law that ensures all students get a free appropriate public education
  11. 29. refers to how close you get to a person physically
  12. 30. every student has a right to this
  13. 32. students who are severely intellectually handicapped
  14. 33. program that is only run for extra practice
  15. 34. that which comes after
Down
  1. 1. training or teaching that occurs in a natural environment
  2. 3. one who pleads the cause of another
  3. 4. follow a behavior with a consequence
  4. 5. a condition affecting student's learning that cannot be explained by intellectual or health factors
  5. 6. students with an IQ of 50 or below
  6. 7. disorders such as stuttering
  7. 10. actually running a IEP program on the student's schedule
  8. 11. every student with a disability has a program plan
  9. 13. students with disabilities that have an IQ of 55-70
  10. 14. disabled students are educated with nondisabled students
  11. 15. a cue you will give the student
  12. 18. staff who work in the classroom and assist peer tutors
  13. 20. certified person who provides therapy for fine motor movement
  14. 21. certified person who provides therapy for gross motor movement
  15. 24. school where students with a disability would attend if they were not disabled
  16. 26. disability that affects verbal and nonverbal communication
  17. 27. time a student spends actually learning
  18. 28. regulat high school students who assist people with disabilities
  19. 31. accepted way of doing