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Which teaching strategy is suitable for learners with disabilities, giftedness, and talents?

• Constructivism (Learning by experience)

• Behaviorism

• Cognitivism

• Direct instruction

Who created Loden’s Wheel of Diversity?

• Mor Barak

• Rosener Loden and Irvine Dean

• Gretchen Collins

• Marilyn Loden and Judy Rosener

This is a type of model where PWDs are seen as persons who are ill and meant to be treated or made “more normal”.

• Moral or religious model

• Function or rehabilitation model

• Social model

• Biomedical model

Why does a teacher need to be varied in her teaching strategies?   

• Because there is no size that fits to all.

• This is a need in order to be called as unique teacher.

• To be commended and complimented by the superiors.

• Simply, to conform to the norms.

RA 7277 (1992) is a law for ______.   

• Magna Carta for Public School Teacher

• Code of Ethics

• Magna Carta for Disabled Persons

• Amendment for the laws of PWDs.

All listed below are the privileges enjoyed by some PWDs, EXCEPT one.  

• Free of charge for medicines purchase.

• Change the name of their law in order to avoid criticism.

• Added clause of deliverance from public ridicule and vilification

• 20% discount to PWDs.

This Republic Act is an act expanding the Benefits and Privileges of PWDs.   

• RA 10524

• RA 11228

• RA 10754

• RA 9442

In what type of institutions were persons with developmental disabilities placed in during the middle ages?

• orphanages, hospitals, and homes for the blind and the aged

• mental health facilities

• private homes

• monasteries, charitable facilities, hospitals, prisons, almshouses, pest houses, workhouses, or leper colonies

According to the moral model, why were persons with disabilities often punished and excluded from society?

• Because they were viewed as inferior beings

• Because they chose to isolate themselves

• Because disability was believed to be a sin or act of God for divine purpose

• Because society was not developed enough to accommodate their needs

Which of the following was an asylum popularly known as Bedlam in England?

• London Bridge

• St. Mary of Bethlehem

• Hampton Court Palace

• The Tower of London