24.Abasicfeatureofthesystemsofcareconceptisthat
a.itreflectsaphilosophyaboutthewayinwhichservicesshould
bedeliveredtochildren,youth,andtheirfamilies.
b.servicesarerarelycoordinated.
c.mostchildrenandyouthwithEBDreceivetreatmentsand
interventionsinisolationfromtheirfamilies,homes,
neighborhoods.
d.isbasedontheassumptionthatstudents’
problemswereprimarilyoftheirown
making.
ANSWER: a
REFERENCES: Bloom’s:Understanding
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:HESC.HARD.17.08.06-Describethedifferentinterventionsforchildrenandyouth
withEBDfromearlychildhoodthroughadulthood.
NATIONALSTANDARDS: UnitedStates-CEC.1.0-Beginningspecialeducationprofessionalsunderstandhow
exceptionalitiesmayinteractwithdevelopmentandlearningandusethisknowledgeto
providemeaningfulandchallenginglearningexperiencesforindividualswith
exceptionalities.
UnitedStates-CEC.2.0-Beginningspecialeducationprofessionalscreatesafe,
inclusive,culturallyresponsivelearningenvironmentssothatindividualswith
exceptionalitiesbecomeactiveandeffectivelearnersanddevelopemotionalwell-being,
positivesocialinteractions,andself-determination.
UnitedStates-CEC.5.0-Beginningspecialeducationprofessionalsselect,adapt,and
usearepertoireofevidence-basedinstructionalstrategiestoadvancelearningof
individualswithexceptionalities.
UnitedStates-CEC.7.0-Beginningspecialeducationprofessionalscollaboratewith
familiesandothereducators,relatedservicesproviders,individualswithexceptionalities,
andpersonnelfromcommunityagenciesinculturallyresponsivewaystoaddressthe
needsofindividualswithexceptionalitiesacrossarangeoflearningexperiences.
NOTES: Oneofthebasicfeaturesofthesystemsofcareconceptisthatitdoesnotrepresenta
prescribedstructureforassemblinganetworkofservicesandagencies.Rather,it
reflectsaphilosophyaboutthewayinwhichservicesshouldbedeliveredtochildren,
youth,andtheirfamilies.