What does 'learner diversity' refer to?

• The curriculum used in schools

• The number of students in a classroom

• The range of differences in students’ abilities

• The teaching methods employed by educators

Which of the following is a core consideration of Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP)?

• Cultural and social responsiveness

• Standardized testing

• Teacher-centered instruction

• Uniform curriculum for all students

What does IDEA stand for?

• Integrated Disability Education Act

• Inclusion and Diversity Education Act

• Individualized Developmental Education Act

• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

What is the purpose of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)?

• To create a uniform curriculum

• To provide tailored educational plans for students with disabilities

• To assess teacher performance

• To standardize education across all students

Which of the following is NOT a common special need?

• Dyslexia

• ADHD

• High academic achievement

• Physical impairments

What does the VARK model focus on?

• Curriculum development

• Assessment strategies

• Teaching methods

• Learning styles

What is a key principle of Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT)?

• Incorporate cultural content in lessons

• Use only standardized tests

• Focus solely on academic achievement

• Avoid discussing cultural differences

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

• Separating students based on ability

• Providing education only in special schools

• Focusing only on gifted students

• Integrating all learners in general classrooms

Which of the following is a strategy to support learners with disabilities?

• Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

• Standardized testing

• Traditional lecture methods

• Uniform grading systems

What is the focus of the Active Learning principle in DAP?

• Children learn best through lectures

• Children should only learn from textbooks

• Children learn through play and hands-on activities

• Children should not interact with peers