Inclusive Education Quiz

What does inclusive education mean?

• Only students with special needs attend neighbourhood schools

• All students attend and are welcomed by their neighbourhood schools in age-appropriate, regular classes and are supported to learn, contribute and participate

• Students are segregated based on their abilities in different schools

• Students are not allowed to participate in regular classes

Where is inclusive education carried out?

• In a common learning environment

• In isolation from their peers

• In a competitive learning environment

• In separate schools for students with special needs

What are the guiding principles of Inclusive Education Canada?

• Respect, Dignity, Equality, Diversity

• Competition, Exclusion, Discrimination, Segregation

• Isolation, Limitation, Suppression, Uniformity

• Inequality, Injustice, Selfishness, Exclusion

What is the value of every person according to the beliefs of Inclusive Education Canada?

• Every person is unequal and has no entitlement to respect

• Every person is replaceable and has no inherent worth

• Every person is unique and has inherent dignity

• Every person is identical and has no capacity for growth

What does equality demand according to the beliefs of Inclusive Education Canada?

• Inequality and discrimination in all aspects of life

• Protection from all forms of discrimination or harm, and access to the supports necessary to enable equal participation

• Exclusion from all forms of participation and access to discrimination

• Limitation of access to education and opportunities