Creating accessible Content for Students

What is the primary focus of Person-First Language?

• The individual's identity as integral to who they are

• The person's condition or characteristic

• The individual before their condition or identity

• The person's professional background

What does Identity-First Language emphasize?

• The individual before their condition or identity

• That the condition or identity is a key part of who the person is

• The medical diagnosis of the individual

• The educational background of the person

Why might some people prefer Identity-First Language?

• It downplays the importance of the identity
  

• It is commonly used in professional settings

• It acknowledges their identity as central to their experience and reflects pride and empowerment
  

• It avoids mentioning the person's condition or characteristic

How does the UDL principle of Engagement aim to support learners?

• By making learning materials more challenging
  
  
  

• By providing a single method of instruction for all learners

• By offering multiple ways to motivate and involve students in the learning process

• By limiting the use of technology in the classroom

What is the primary goal of the UDL principle of Action & Expression?

• To provide one method of assessment for all students

• To encourage students to learn through rote memorization

• To allow students multiple ways to demonstrate their knowledge and skills

• To reduce the number of assignments given to students

The UDL principle of Representation is focused on:

• Providing multiple ways for students to express what they know

• Offering different methods for students to engage with the material

• Ensuring content is presented in various formats to accommodate different learning needs

• Assessing students using standardized tests

Which of the following is one of the three main principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

• Running

• Engagement

• Standardization

• Memorization