What Works for Work - Session Eight: Mnemonics and Simulation

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* 2. Is the following statement true or false:

Simulated situations for Social Skill development has been found NOT to be effective to prepare youth to use skills in natural environments.

True

False

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* 3. What is the EBP that uses materials and situations in instructional settings that approximate the natural conditions?

A.) Mnemonics

B.) Visual Supports

C.) Simulation

D.) Self-Monitoring

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* 4. Which of the following is NOT an example of simulation?

A.) Students using cutout pictures of food in a pretend kitchen to practice cooking a meal.

B.) Job interviews with community employers who do ”practice interviews” with students.

C.) Working cafes or coffee shops in school building that have materials and supplies used in a community coffee shop and are staffed by for students

D.) Learning cooking, cleaning and living skills in an apartment situated in the community with authentic equipment and materials.

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* 5. An effective Lincing Story ALWAYS includes the following EXCEPT:

A.) The Reminding Word

B.) A person’s name

C.) The meaning of the new term or word

D.) Is short and Simple

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* 6. Which of the following could be a mnemonic?

Music

Image

Rhyme

All of the above

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* 7. Which of the following represents a simulation of real world training environments based on computer graphics?

A.) Virtual Reality

B.) Ohio Means Jobs App

C.) LINCS

D.) Video Modeling

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* 8. The steps in the LINC Routine includes all EXCEPT:

A.) A reminding term or word

B.) A story

C.) A definition

D.) Research study citation

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* 9. Memory devices that help recall larger pieces of information are referred to as:

A.) Simulation

B.) Memory Device Assistance (MDA)

C.) Mnemonics

D.) IPad/Tablet

What Works for Work - Session Eight: Mnemonics and Simulation

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* 1. Email address (optional)We would love to ask you about your experience with What Works for Work in a future survey.If you have entered this information in a previous evaluation, you do not need to fill this out again.

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* 2. Is the following statement true or false:Simulated situations for Social Skill development has been found NOT to be effective to prepare youth to use skills in natural environments.

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* 3. What is the EBP that uses materials and situations in instructional settings that approximate the natural conditions?

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* 4. Which of the following is NOT an example of simulation?

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* 5. An effective Lincing Story ALWAYS includes the following EXCEPT:

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* 6. Which of the following could be a mnemonic?

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* 7. Which of the following represents a simulation of real world training environments based on computer graphics?

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* 8. The steps in the LINC Routine includes all EXCEPT:

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* 9. Memory devices that help recall larger pieces of information are referred to as:

* 1. Email address (optional)
We would love to ask you about your experience with What Works for Work in a future survey.
If you have entered this information in a previous evaluation, you do not need to fill this out again.

* 2. Is the following statement true or false:

Simulated situations for Social Skill development has been found NOT to be effective to prepare youth to use skills in natural environments.