Quiz on Inclusive Education SBIP

What does Inclusive Education (IE) promote?

• Limited access to education

• Equal opportunities and values diversity

• Exclusion of students with disabilities

• Segregation of students

What does the belief wheel represent?

• Physical barriers to education

• Teaching methods for advanced learners

• Mindset and values for an inclusive school

• Community disengagement

What is 'Elephant Thinking' in the context of education?

• Focusing on disabilities

• Ignoring student needs

• Promoting physical education

• Challenging societal barriers to inclusion

What does 'equity' mean in the context of education?

• Providing support based on individual needs

• Creating a competitive environment

• Ensuring all students are treated equally

• Providing the same opportunities to all children

Which model emphasizes removing barriers to understand disability?

• Social Model

• Biological Model

• Psychological Model

• Medical Model

What is a common sign of autism?

• Strong social skills

• Repetitive behaviors

• High academic performance

• Excessive eye contact

Which of the following is NOT a type of learning disability?

• Dyslexia

• Dysgraphia

• Dyscalculia

• Cerebral Palsy

What is the purpose of inclusive language?

• To create stereotypes

• To shape perceptions and reduce stigma

• To promote competition

• To limit opportunities

What is the role of the Inclusive Education (IE) team?

• To create barriers for students

• To ensure early intervention and support

• To exclude students with disabilities

• To focus solely on academic performance

What is the first step in the IE process?

• Medical Referral

• Assessment & Examination

• Screening

• Training & Support