Module 1 Creating Fair and Inclusive Classrooms

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

Fairness in education means:

• Giving everyone the same test

• Meeting each student's unique needs

• Removing all rules

• Letting students choose their grades

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

1Which of these is a sign of an inclusive classroom culture?

• Students are afraid to speak

• Students with IEPs sit in the back

• Students feel respected and participate actively

• Only the teacher makes decisions

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

What is an example of an institutional challenge to inclusion?

• Extra tutoring sessions

• Students performing above grade level

• Discipline policies that affect some groups unfairly

• Class celebrations

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

Why is teamwork among school staff important?

• So everyone gets equal pay

• To ensure students follow the rules

• To share responsibility in meeting student needs

• To limit communication with families

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

Which practice supports equity in assessments?

• Using a single test for all students

• Allowing flexible timing and formats

• Avoiding feedback

• Giving bonus points only to top students

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

What's one result of students not seeing themselves in the curriculum?

• They feel more confident

• They are more engaged

• They may feel disconnected or unseen

• They earn higher grades

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

Which classroom example promotes belonging?

• Only praising the fastest finishers

• Highlighting cultural traditions of all students

• Ignoring students with disabilities

• Using outdated materials

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

What can happen when restorative practices are used?

• Higher dropout rates

• Lower behavior referrals

• Less student accountability

• No change at all

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

Which is a practical first step toward inclusion?

• Waiting for a directive from the administration

• Setting one personal goal for improvement

• Repeating the same lessons each year

• Removing student voice from class decisions

Multiple Choice Quiz – Part 2: Questions 11–20

What mindset is most helpful for inclusive education?

• "I've done enough."

• "I treat all students the same."

• "I'm still learning and growing."

• "Only some students matter."