Element 11 (11.6, 11.7, 11.8)

What is the impact of a primary disability on a child's development?

• It only affects physical growth

• It affects social, emotional, and language development

• It has no impact

• It only affects academic performance

What does the term "holistic" mean in the context of care needs?

• Focusing on one aspect

• Considering all aspects

• Ignoring emotional needs

• Only addressing physical needs

What can a cognitive or learning disability affect in a child?

• Their ability to learn new skills

• Their physical strength

• Their interest in music

• Their social skills

What is the focus of auditory and visual processing?

• Processing sounds and visual information

• Ignoring sounds and focusing on touch

• Memorizing sounds and images

• Predicting future sounds and images

What are auditory and visual processing skills involved in?

• Interpretation of sounds and images

• Physical coordination

• Emotional regulation

• Social interaction

What might children with auditory processing disorders (APD) find difficult?

• Understanding speech in noisy environments

• Solving mathematical equations

• Writing essays

• Playing sports

What can cognitive difficulties make harder for children?

• Developing communication and language skills

• Learning to swim

• Playing musical instruments

• Drawing pictures and creativity

What might children with cognitive difficulties struggle with in language and communication?

• Using both receptive and expressive language

• Recall

• Painting

• Building models

What is the relationship between language and learning?

• Language supports the process of learning

• Language hinders learning

• Language is unrelated to learning

• Language replaces learning

Why might children with cognitive difficulties struggle with vocabulary and communication skills?

• They have excellent memory

• They can easily articulate their thoughts

• They may have less ability to process thoughts

• They are unaffected by cognitive difficulties