HAWKING Project

A Braille printer could be used in the classroom during teaching without any issues.

• True

• False

A text-to-speech converter is the best solution for a student with hearing impairment

• True

• False

Inclusion is about looking at what children cannot do as well as what they can do.

• True

• False

The use of a technological tool in a classroom by a student with disabilities only, may lead to discrimination and stigmatisation.

• True

• False

In the case of people with visual impairments many classic output devices (i.e. screen, printer, etc) cannot be used without using an assistive technology.

• True

• False

Inclusion is when children with varying abilities are often better motivated when they learn in classes surrounded by children with similar (dis)abilities.

• True

• False

There is clear correspondence of disability – Assistive technology

• True

• False

The appropriate choice of AT (or a combination) presupposes a good knowledge of an individual’s needs and therefore each case must be treated as unique.

• True

• False

Which term best describes this situation: “A child is enrolled in a mainstream setting and spends a few hours per day in a separate classroom, unit, or school for additional support with the use of assistive technology”?

• Segregation

• Exclusion

• Inclusion

• Integration

Inclusion is when we accept unconditionally all children into mainstream classes and the life of the school.

• True

• False