Music Therapy in Special Education – Flashcards
Unlock all answers in this set
Unlock answersquestion
            History of Special Education
answer
        1800's- Public education for students with disabilities Early 1900's- Asylums/institutions, no education --> segregated schools and separate classrooms Mid 1900's- Social participation, vocational skills, basic rights considered  Late 1900's- Mainstreaming, early intervention services, IDEA Present- Continued movement towards education of students with disabilities, No Child Left Behind Act
question
            Brown vs Board of Education
answer
        1954, separate education did not provide equal education
question
            IDEA
answer
        -Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, 2004 -Federal Law
question
            Related Service
answer
        Additional services that are related to education but not typically and educational service  - OT, MT, PT, Speech and Language therapy
question
            Principles of Inclusion
answer
        Human Potential Movement- Everyone has the desire to develop in a positive way General System Theory- Student should be seen as a whole person Principle of normalization- Students with disabilities should have same experiences as other students Self-Determination Movement- Students and families should be empowered through decision making opportunities
question
            Models of Educational Services
answer
        Full Inclusion Model- In regular class 100% of the time Mainstreaming/Inclusion Model- 50/50 Social Mainstreaming Model- In general classes for social interaction  Self-Contained Classroom Model- Classroom only for children with disabilities Separate School or Residential School Model- In separate school *Placed based on LRE*
question
            What class is often the first choice for mainstreaming a student?
answer
        Music Class
question
            SEMTAP
answer
        Special Education Music Therapy Assessment Process - Selects objectives from IEP - Develops MT interventions - Facilitates 1-2 MT session - Collects data
question
            IEP vs District Wide
answer
        IEP- Related service for an individual student District Wide- Works with any student that could benefit from the related service *MT is a district wide setting*
question
            Characteristics of successful collaborators
answer
        1. Willingness to share information 2. Ability to depersonalize and not become defensive 3. Good interpersonal skills 4. Willingness to reserve judgement 5. Ability to actively listen to others 6. Genuine interest in others' opinions 7. Ability to acknowledge to contributions of others
question
            Music to manage behavior
answer
        1. Contingent music- using music to reward appropriate behaviors 2. Positive Mood Change- music is a quick, efficient , & noninvasive way to manage difficult behaviors 3. Appropriate expression of emotions through songwriting/music making
question
            Learning Disability (LD)  Specific Leaning Disability
answer
        Disorder related to processing information that leads to difficulties in reading, writing, and computing
question
            Speech or Language Impairment  Communication Disorder (CD)
answer
        Disorder related to accurately producing the sounds of language or meaningfully using language to communicate
question
            Intellectual Disability Cognitive Impairment
answer
        Significant limitations in intellectual ability and adaptive behavior
question
            Emotional Disturbance (ED) Behavior Disorder (BD) Emotional Disability
answer
        Significant problems in the social-emotional area to a degree that learning is negatively affected
question
            Autism  ASD
answer
        Extraordinary difficulty in social responsiveness
question
            Hearing Impairment  Deaf Hard of Hearing (DHH)
answer
        Partial or complete loss of hearing
question
            Visual Impairment Low Vision Blind
answer
        Partial or complete loss of vision
question
            Deaf-Blindness
answer
        Simultaneous significant hearing less and visual loss
question
            Orthopedic Impairment (OI) Physical Disability
answer
        Significant physical limitation that impairs ability to move or complete motor activities
question
            Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
answer
        Serious brain injury that occurs from accident or injury; may effect learning, behavior, social skills and language
question
            Other Health Impairment (OHI)
answer
        Disease or health disorder that affects learning
question
            Multiple Disability
answer
        2 or more disabilities, neither can be identified as the primary disability
question
            Developmental Delay (DD)
answer
        Nonspecific disability category that states may choose to use as an alternative to specific disability labels for identifying students up to age 9 needing special education
question
            DGT
answer
        pg 414 pg 416 pg 418 pgs 420-422
question
            Collaboration
answer
        Mutually beneficial relationship entered into by individuals, groups, or organizations in order t0 acheive results they are more likely to achieve together than alone
question
            Accommodations in MT and Music Education
answer
        - Acoustical Accommodations - Selecting appropriate music and instruments