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QIDP Training Module 1 Exam With Complete Solutions
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What does QIDP stand for? Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional
Four Pivotal Elements of QIDP role Communication, Organization, Facilitation, Flexibility
Code of Ethics Supports individuals in understanding their rights, works to ensure they are free to exercise them, assisting individuals to make informed choices. provides all necessary information in a comprehendible way
Five Elements of Well Being Positive emotion: peace love, pleasure, curiosity Engagement: Participation in activities Relationships: At the core of well being Meaning: connection to a bigger cause, living for a greater person Accomplishment: Goal achievement, learning a skill PERMA
Positive Psychology Martin Seligman considered founder. Explains difference between happiness and well being.
Happiness
How one feels on the moment or describe a situation
Well Being A combination of feeling good and having actual meaning, ex good relationships and accomplishments
Qualifications of a QIDP at least one year working with individuals with DD. Minimum of 40 hours of training (Q training 9 modules) 12 hrs of continuing education credits
September 1950 ARC of the US was funded. National Association of Parents and friends of MR children (mental retardation)
ARC of Illinois founded by local parents. Officially incorporated in October 1955
1960s Local ARC chapters created special education schools and sheltered workshops
1970s IL one of the first states to pass laws giving children with disabilities the right to free and appropriate education