FCC Special Needs and Inclusive Care Flashcards
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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which of the following best describes a family child care provider's obligation regarding children with disabilities?
Answer: Providers must make reasonable modifications to accommodate children with disabilities
The ADA requires family child care providers to make reasonable modifications to policies, practices, and procedures to include children with disabilities.
An Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) is developed for children:
Answer: Birth through age 2 who have developmental delays or disabilities
An IFSP is a federally mandated plan under IDEA Part C for children from birth through age 2 who have developmental delays or disabilities.
A family child care provider notices a 2-year-old in her care is not babbling, making eye contact, or pointing at objects. The best first step is to:
Answer: Discuss the observations with the family and suggest an early intervention evaluation
Sharing developmental observations with the family and recommending an early intervention referral allows for timely assessment and support.
Which of the following is an example of a universal design for learning (UDL) strategy in a family child care setting?
Answer: Offering materials and activities in multiple formats so all children can participate
UDL means proactively designing activities with multiple means of engagement, representation, and expression so every child can participate from the start.
When a child with sensory processing challenges becomes overwhelmed during group time, the provider's most effective response is to:
Answer: Offer a quiet, designated calm-down space and sensory tools the child can access
A calm-down space with sensory supports gives the child a safe way to self-regulate and return to the group when ready.
The term 'least restrictive environment' (LRE) in early childhood special education means:
Answer: Children with disabilities should be educated alongside typically developing peers to the maximum extent appropriate
LRE requires that children with disabilities be included with peers without disabilities to the greatest extent that meets their individual needs.
Which federally funded program provides early intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities, supporting family child care providers who enroll those children?
Answer: IDEA Part C
IDEA Part C (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part C) funds early intervention services for eligible children from birth through age 2.