Barriers and Inclusion

What does "language barrier" mean?

• A wall made of languages

• Difficulty in communication due to different languages

• A type of game involving languages

• A language competition

What might help overcome a financial barrier in education?

• Building more schools

• Offering scholarships

• Learning more languages

• Playing sports

What does "accessibility barrier" refer to?

• A fence around a building

• Challenges faced by people with disabilities

• A password needed to access a computer

• A race in sports

Which option represents an inclusive activity?

• An activity open only to certain people

• An activity that charges a fee

• An activity that anyone can join

• An activity at night

What are social groups?

• Groups of people who share common interests or identities

• A type of music band

• A new technology gadget

• A solo activity

Why is it important to be inclusive in school?

• To make the school look better

• To ensure everyone feels welcome and valued

• To make classes longer

• To have more tests

How can schools help students overcome language barriers?

• By ignoring them

• By teaching only one language

• By offering language support classes

• By making classes harder

What can be a financial barrier to joining a sports team?

• The color of the uniforms

• The distance to the sports field

• The cost of equipment and uniforms

• The type of sport

What does it mean if a building is not accessible?

• It is open 24/7

• It has no barriers

• People with disabilities might have difficulty entering

• It is always crowded

Which option is an example of a social group in school?

• Math textbook

• School cafeteria

• Chess club

• Homework