Developmental Delay | In the classroom | Delay vs Disability | Causes |
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When a child does not reach their developmental milestones at the expected times.
What is developmental delay?
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Read aloud often
For children with this disability should you read aloud or should the children read silently?
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A delay may be caused by short lived issues that resolve themselves. Disabilities are long term, you cannot out grow a disability.
What is the difference between developmental delay and developmental disability?
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Premature birth, low birth weight, and not enough oxygen at birth, prolonged labor (more than 24 hours).
What are some postnatal factors that put a child at risk for developmental delays?
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Physical, cognitive, communication, social or emotional or adaptive development.
What are the categories of development?
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(Extend and expand)
Modeling words Continuing conversation Ex when a child says "car!" you could say "yes that's a red car! The red car is fast!"
How can you help a child's communication skills?
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Children can enter school with delays. They do not change their classification.
Can children still have delays when entering school or are they now considered disabilities?
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Lead poisoning, poor nutrition, drug and alcohol exposure before birth, difficult family situations, and trauma
What are environmental causes od developmental delays?
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3-9 years of age
What is the age range to be diagnosed with Developmental Delay?
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Diagnostics developmental testing can be done to determine the reason for the persistent delay.
If a developmental delay persists and remains unchanged with interventions, what is the next course of action?
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They may still be eligible for special services through IEP or 504 supports.
Do children with delays lose eligibility for special services when they enter school?
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Chronic ear infection, vision problems, illness, or Injury with long term effects
What are medical causes of developmental delays?
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1 or more
How many domains does a child need to be delayed in to meet qualifications for being developmentally delayed
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As soon as the delay is recognized. Early intervention provides the best possible outcome for the child.
When should interventions be utilized with ddevelopmental delays?
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Not necessarily, she could simply have a delay ion her development that she will grow out of.
My two year old is not meeting her developmental milestones, does she have a learning disability?
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inherited conditions, metabolic conditions, PKU syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, Down's syndrome.
What are some physiological/genetic causes of developmental delay?
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The child must be functioning 1.5 standard deviations (25%) below the mean in two domains or 2.0 standards deviations (50%) below in one domain.
What is the functioning level a child must have to qualify for services under developmental delay?
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False. Developmental delays are often diagnosed in infants and toddlers as well.
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Developmental delays are not usually diagnosed until a child starts school. |
Not always, sometimes delays are simply periods of slow development that are resolved with a little extra support.
Are developmental delays always aligned with a "diagnosed" cause?
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Rh incompatibility, toxemia, viral infections, exposure to drugs.
What are some prenatal factors that contribute to developmental delays?
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