Module 12 Quiz (Toileting / Fine Motor / Feeding) - Links EC Video Training Modules (English Version)

If you miss more than one answer on this module's quiz, please re-watch the video and take the quiz again.

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* 1. Did you watch the entire video for module 12?

Yes

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* 2. Please enter your name:

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* 3. At which school, center, or location are you working?

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* 4. Common mealtime issues include (select 6):

Some children have motor issues that can make mealtime hard

Being able to sit long enough to eat

Mealtime is not an important challenge

TV shows scare children away from mealtime

Some children eat larger servings than needed, and may also take food without permission throughought the day

Sometimes "picky" eaters are selective because of undiagnosed food allergies or disorders such as GERD

Some children are so messy that we shouldn't let them eat at regular mealtimes

Children might take others' food of their plates or become aggressive or tantrum when attempts to take food are blocked

Some children with autism are selective ("picky") eaters

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* 5. Proper and frequent reinforcement - and visual supports - can help solve some mealtime issues:

False

True

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* 6. Steps for teaching fine motor skills include:

Say "do this" and model the skill, encourage the child to imitate your action, repeat the cue 4-5 times until the student listens to your instruction, provide reinforcement

Clap when the student finally does the fine motor skill

Say "do this" and model the skill, encourage the child to imitate your action, assist the child with the skill (if needed, provide reinforcement)

Describe to the student exactly what you want them to do (e.g., "use your index finger, thumb, and left side of your right middle finger to grip the pencil toward the bottom, but not too far.")

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* 7. Children with autism learning the toileting routine often benefit from:

Having time to play with water in the sink before they void

Extra privacy during restroom time

Visuals paired with a verbal cue

Toilets that are fun and bright colors