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Praxis II Special Education: Teaching Students with Behavioral Disorders/Emotional Disturbance Exam

This exam is designed for individuals who would like to teach students from grades preschool through 12 with behavioral and emotional disorders. You will be given one hour to complete this 50 multiple choice question exam. There will be 40 questions regarding service delivery to students with behavioral and emotional disorders and, 10 questions regarding influences on education of children with behavioral and emotional disorders.

Service Delivery to Students with Behavioral and Emotional Disorders
This section of the exam will cover classroom management, curriculum and instruction, student placement, assessment, professional roles, and conceptual approaches. Questions regarding the learning environment will cover documentation and communication with parents and others, lighting, seating, grouping students, consistency, attitudes, positive interactions with students, behavioral interventions and behavior management programs. The curriculum and instruction questions will cover data collection, IEP/ITP development, goals, objectives and, modification of standard educational practices to accommodate the disabled students. Your knowledge of student assessment, selection of age appropriate activities, planning and sequencing instructional activities, modeling, motivation, reinforcement, and task analysis will be assessed in this section of the exam. Questions regarding cooperative learning, and applied behavioral analysis will be included in this section of the exam. The questions regarding student placement will cover integration and inclusion, main streaming, developing an IEP that encompasses cultural preferences, adaption of instructional materials, working with classroom personnel, school personnel, and evaluation and grading. The assessment portion of the exam will cover selection and modification of assessments for disabled students, interpretation of assessment results and, utilizing assessment data for IEP development. Questions regarding professional roles and issues will cover student advocacy, teaching parents how to be child advocates, student self advocacy, the teachers role in abuse and neglect cases, the impact of teachers attitudes on student performance, working with social and health services, and professional literature. The questions regarding conceptual approaches will cover cognitive, sociological, behavioral, medical, and psychodynamic approaches.

Influences on Education of Children with Behavioral and Emotional Disorders
This section of the exam will cover terminology regarding behavioral disorders and, the relationship between impulsivity, hyperactivity, and distractibility. Questions regarding causation and prevention of behavioral disorders, cultural influences, and genetic factors will be included in this section of the exam. Your knowledge of maladaptive behavioral characteristics such as delinquency, conduct disorders, aggression, substance abuse, eating disorders, and self injurious behavior will be assessed in this section of the exam. Questions regarding psychological disorders such as, depression, anxiety, psychoses, and neuroses will also be included in this section of the exam.