What age does autism have to be evident by?

What type of emotional disturbance is aggressiveness?

What is ADHD categorized under in IDEA?

What range of IQ does someone with specific learning disabilities have?

What percent of the causes of intellectual disabilities is unknown?

What is it called when a person with autism is unable to read body language?

What are the three types of risk factors?

Where are students with ADHD most commonly educated?

What is it called when children have trouble speaking or writing?

What kind of educational programming option allows students to learn life skills by fitting in academics and helps them learn to be independent?

What is a development disability affecting verbal and nonverbal communication and social interaction?

What type of emotional disturbance is withdrawal?

What is used to rule out a medical possibility of why the child is struggling to pay attention?

How many times more likely are boys to be identified with specific learning disabilities than girls?

Where are most students with intellectual disabilities educated?

Where are students with autism generally educated?

Where are students with emotional disturbance usually educated?

If someone is accident prone with ADHD, what persistent pattern is occuring?

What is it called when students think they lucked out that they got an answer right and it is not because of their own effort?

What is the range of an IQ for someone with a severe intellectual disability?

What is it called when a person with autism says the same thing over and over?

What level of prevention is where students receive specialized intervention?

How common is ADHD compared to other childhood disorders?

What is it called when children have problems with motor skills?

What level of support does someone with intellectual disabilities need if they need constant and high intensity help?