Understanding Disability Rights and Empathy

What are rights?

• Privileges given to some people

• Rules that only apply to adults

• Entitlements that everyone should have

• Responsibilities that only children have

Which of the following is an example of a responsibility?

• Having access to education

• Helping with household chores

• Being able to vote

• Receiving healthcare

Why is empathy important?

• It helps us understand others' feelings

• It is not important

• It makes us more competitive

• It allows us to ignore others

What can students do to show understanding towards classmates with disabilities?

• Ignore them

• Make fun of them

• Offer help when needed

• Exclude them from activities

How can empathy improve communication?

• By ignoring the other person's feelings

• By helping to understand others' perspectives

• By making conversations one-sided

• By focusing only on your own needs

Which of the following is a right?

• Having a favorite color

• Doing household chores

• Owning a pet

• Freedom of speech

What is a common challenge faced by people with disabilities?

• Access to public spaces

• Winning every competition

• Traveling without restrictions

• Learning new languages easily

How can schools promote inclusivity for students with disabilities?

• By segregating them from other students

• By providing accessible facilities and resources

• By ignoring their needs

• By discouraging peer interaction

What is an example of showing empathy towards someone?

• Interrupting them frequently

• Judging their feelings

• Disregarding their emotions

• Listening to their concerns

Which of the following is a way to support a classmate with a disability?

• Offer to assist with tasks they find challenging

• Speak on their behalf without asking

• Exclude them from group activities

• Make assumptions about their abilities