Quiz: Use of Interdisciplinary Motor/Speech Groups to Promote School Readiness in Young Children

Quiz: Use of Interdisciplinary Motor/Speech Groups to Promote School Readiness in Young Children

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Are you a member of AOTA?
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What is your profession?
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Speech and Language Pathologist
- Education
- Mental Health
- Other
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This activity was a self-study article. On a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well) how well did this format meet your needs?
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Any feedback you could provide us to better help improve our educational programs will be appreciated.
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Question 7 of 21

7. Question
Children with sensory processing and language differences struggle with daily occupations. These daily occupations include which of the following:
- a. Play
- b. Social Participation
- c. Education
- d. A & B
- e. B & C
- f. A, B, & C
Question 8 of 21

8. Question
Research shows that school readiness programs that include which of the following areas predicted positive school adaptation in different populations:
- a. Literacy
- b. Motor Planning
- c. Self-Regulation
- d. Executive Functioning
- e. A & B
- f. C & D
Question 9 of 21

9. Question
Which of the following was not one of the five dimensions of school readiness outlined by Kagan, Moore, and Bredekamp (1995)?
- a. Social and emotional development
- b. Articulation
- c. Cognition
- d. Physical well-being and motor skills
- e. Language usage
Question 10 of 21

10. Question
Children with sensory processing and integration challenges and children with speech, language, and communication disorders both have difficulty with:
- a. Executive Functioning
- b. Postural Control
- c. Self-Regulation
- d. Recall
- e. A & C
- f. B & D
Question 11 of 21

11. Question
Play is a primary childhood occupation therefore this school readiness group model emphasizes play to support meaningful skill development.
- True
- False
Question 12 of 21

12. Question
This school readiness group model specifically emphasizes the use of multiple rooms for what reason?
- a. To create a physically safe environment
- b. To provide the participants with more movement
- c. The participants may get bored staying in one space
- d. To provide opportunities for participants to practice transitions
- e. A & C
- f. B & D
Question 13 of 21

13. Question
A critical component of this school readiness service delivery model is interprofessional collaboration between occupational therapists and speech language pathologists.
- True
- False
Question 14 of 21

14. Question
Which of the following therapeutic elements are incorporated in this group model?
- a. Creating the “just right challenge” for every child
- b. Group facilitators utilize therapeutic use of self
- c. Visual supports to increase recall
- d. A and B
- e. B and C
- f. All of the above
Question 15 of 21

15. Question
The Ready, Sense, Learn Program was structured to resemble a typical early education school day. Which of the following activities are incorporated into the RSL group?
- a. Circle time
- b. Snack
- c. Gross motor time
- d. Show and tell
- e. A & C
- f. B & C
Question 16 of 21

16. Question
In the case study, group facilitators created the “just right challenge” to support Participant 1’s participation in the Gross Motor Block by:
- a. Providing predictable, repetitive motor sequences
- b. Providing novelty throughout the block
- c. Providing Participant 1 with one on one support
- d. Providing alternate challenges and jobs
- e. A & D
- f. B & C
Question 17 of 21

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After completing this activity, on a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well), how well did the talk help you be able to Identify steps for addressing parents’ concerns?
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Question 18 of 21

18. Question
After completing this activity, on a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well), how well do you feel you are you able to Describe the value and need for the collaboration of OT and SLP to promote school readiness in preschool-age children?
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Question 19 of 21

19. Question
After completing this activity, on a scale of 1 (not at all) to 5 (very well), how well do you feel you are you able to Apply practical information provided in this self-study to develop a school readiness group with a sensory-motor and language focus?
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20. Question
How do you intend to use the knowledge and skills gained from this presentation?
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Question 21 of 21

21. Question
Any feedback on the activity learning objectives will be appreciated
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