STUDENTS AT-RISK QUIZ

An at-risk student is a term used to describe a student who requires temporary or ongoing intervention in order to succeed academically.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which act are related with students at risk of engaging in criminal activities are protected through preventive programs, including rehabilitation and educational initiatives aimed at steering them away from criminal behavior?

• The Child Act 2001

  (Act 611)

• National Education Policy

• Prevention of Crime Act 1959 (Act 297)

• Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET)

What is the importance of emotional intelligence for at-risk students?

• To make students more disciplined

• Helping them cope with academic pressures, social challenges, and personal adversities

• To make students more excellent

• Give them freedom to make friends

Factors that contribute to a student to becoming “at-risk” are socioeconomic challenges and academic struggles .

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which international policies advocates for inclusive and equitable education for all children and youth, including those who face multiple risks such as poverty, gender discrimination, disabilities, and conflict?

• UNESCO

• The Global Compact for Migration (GCM)

• United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

The following are classroom strategies that can be applied for at-risk students, EXCEPT....

• Provide Positive Reinforcement

• Differentiate Instruction

• Building Positive Teacher-Student Relationships

• After School Programs

Poor school performance, low literacy levels, frequent failure to complete homework or class assignments are examples of students at-risk under the characteristics of .......................... .

• behavioral issues

• limited control over

  circumstances

• personal background

• academic challenges

What programs has the Malaysian government implemented to address the issue of student dropouts?

• Outreach Program and SiPKPM

• Counselling

• Sports Carnival

• Individualized Support