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so the test is open next monday? right?
kayla at 23:27 PM, 25 Feb 2013 via
I think so.
monkeygobananas at 23:30 PM, 25 Feb 2013 via
I think so
sb at 23:30 PM, 25 Feb 2013 via
I would prefer having access to test material on my own, rather than through others.
Cheyenne at 23:38 PM, 25 Feb 2013 via
Cheyenne, help me understand - how do you not have access to test material on your own?
Mrs. White at 00:04 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Do we still have to do the case study or is that gone because of the situation with the schools?
sb at 00:06 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
It's good to discuss the questions in a group setting so we may prepare for our next assessment.
I will know more about the site visit after I get the email from Debbie. I will email everyone by Weds with update on it and Case Study
Mrs. White at 00:09 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
You mentioned taking notes while in our groups due to those questions showing up on our test.
Cheyenne at 00:12 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
question 1) identifying a problem so you can address it, knowing what your options are.
Emmy at 00:15 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
What were the types again?
Emmy at 00:16 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Types of tests Otoacoustic emissions OAE
Simba at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Auditory Brainstem Response
Simba at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
High risk registry
Simba at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
AUTOMATED AUDITORY BRAINSTEM RESPONSE (AABR) and TRANSIENT EVOKED OTOACOUSTIC EMISSIONS (TEOAE)
Successful Uppercut at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Sorry caps
Successful Uppercut at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Thanks
Emmy at 00:17 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
benefits: the sooner you know, the sooner you can prepare the child to be successful.
Emmy at 00:22 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
How often do they check that if there are "risk factors" or do they go one and done?
Successful Uppercut at 00:25 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Look up when universal screening was mandated into law.
Emmy at 00:29 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Pg 230 for later
Successful Uppercut at 00:29 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
And Ty Joe
Successful Uppercut at 00:31 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Joe says "you are welcome"
Puddintang at 00:32 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
das good ya. family ya
ugh-monday at 00:34 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Home visits? Please expand?
Successful Uppercut at 00:34 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
sometime professionals will come to the house to help. Example headstart has a program where they do this
cdb at 00:35 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
What is the goal of the visit?
Successful Uppercut at 00:35 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
help discuss options.
cdb at 00:35 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Interesting. Ty.
Successful Uppercut at 00:36 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
where to get help things along that as well
cdb at 00:36 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
i think it is also interesting to not that families have to allow support which is a huge consideration: letting someone else tell you how t
ugh-monday at 00:36 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Is this mandatory or an elective service?
Successful Uppercut at 00:37 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
elective services.
cdb at 00:38 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Ty
Successful Uppercut at 00:38 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Fayette Mall this friday 6:30-9 a variety of Deaf, Hearing,CODA, etc will be there relaxing and socializing
ugh-monday at 00:38 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
np
cdb at 00:38 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
School based: child & Parent --> professional Home based: professional --> child & parent
PenName at 00:39 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Interesting
Successful Uppercut at 00:39 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
so perhaps it would be good to ask some of those folks at the Mall what their experience was like when they were little concerning these typ
Puddintang at 00:39 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
es of interventions
Puddintang at 00:40 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I wonder when these particular services became available.
Successful Uppercut at 00:41 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
if i remember correctly it is as soon as you knowcdb at 00:41 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I mean 5 yrs ago, 10, 15, 20?
Successful Uppercut at 00:42 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
ah that idk
cdb at 00:42 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
page 240 perhaps gives some insight into that question about availability...it was private for a while
Puddintang at 00:43 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Since some of the laws are more recent, I'm just curious how recent the services are.
Successful Uppercut at 00:43 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Pg 233 for later about culture
Successful Uppercut at 00:44 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Decisions: Hearing assistant technology, communication methods, Finances, Location, will one person stay home and not work?
Emmy at 00:47 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
What modifications may need to be made to the home, as well.
Successful Uppercut at 00:48 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Decisions: support system, getting the child on an IEP, relocating, type of school (mainstream, residential school, day school)
Emmy at 00:50 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Decisions: possibly Learning ASL, testing for other things Deafness can be a symptom of.
Emmy at 00:52 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
why does this info not surprise us about Jackie??? LOL ;)
Puddintang at 00:53 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
LOL
Successful Uppercut at 00:53 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
ISD - IL. School for the Deaf-
E at 00:55 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I've seen mature 7 yr olds and immature 40 yr olds
Successful Uppercut at 00:55 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
All very good points ppl that spoke up. Thank you.
Successful Uppercut at 00:56 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I think the decisions depend on the child. If the child is Deaf+ I doubt the decisions would be the same.
Emmy at 00:59 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Deaf+. I agree.
PenName at 00:59 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Like most decisions in life: 1/2 the people in the room agree with you and the other 1/2 do not....do what works best for YOUR family and ch
Puddintang at 01:00 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Agreed
Successful Uppercut at 01:00 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
ild...either way you live with the decision
Puddintang at 01:00 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Other decisions specifically for parents: do you need counseling? where will you get your support? How will you work with finances?
PenName at 01:01 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Parenting = education? Touchy stuff. That's a bigger, overarching question
PenName at 01:02 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Parenting itself is too touchy. People have strong opinions.
Successful Uppercut at 01:03 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
But parenting and education overlap and as "professionals" we should probably have a good grip on boundaries
PenName at 01:04 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
it's rough and a gray area, but one you have to address in some way.
PenName at 01:05 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Early intervention = specifically addresses an issue; Preschool = not quite public, but more general... right?
PenName at 01:08 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I dunno, was confused
Successful Uppercut at 01:08 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
This is to the counseling comments. Counseling is based on you. Some people see as negative and others think it positive. From experience
monkeygobananas at 01:09 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
it can help. It's a great support system for people who may feel that they did something wrong and that's why they have a deaf child, etc.
monkeygobananas at 01:11 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
I meant just counseling in general.
monkeygobananas at 01:12 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
that's Montesorri for anyone who wants to look it up.
PenName at 01:15 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
early intervention = pragmatics & basic social interaction.
PenName at 01:15 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Harmony Day School, A Montessori Program is the school I work for in Lexington, if you want to read about that kind of school-
E at 01:18 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Does anyone know if the IEP is created in preschool? Or is it developed later
Lauren C at 01:19 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Sidenote: is preschool required by the state? at what age does mandatory school start?
PenName at 01:19 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Our program is from 18 months -6 years.-
E at 01:20 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
IEP's are required for students in many preschool programs, that's how they get in
r at 01:20 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Lauren, they can start on the referral process for the IEP's in preschool/kindergarden but many times the true interventions wont begin unti
Elise at 01:20 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
l kindergarten
Elise at 01:20 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Preschool is not required (if I remember correctly), you must start school at kindergarten, which is around age 5
sb at 01:23 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
Thanks
PenName at 01:24 AM, 26 Feb 2013 via
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