Prod Ed- Foundations of Special & Inclusive Education

1. Which refers to the practice of educating learners with disabilities, giftedness and talents in regular classes during specific time-periods based on their skills?

• A. Normalization
  

• B. Integration
  

• C. Mainstreaming
  

• D. Inclusion
  

2. What is the practice of enrolling learners with disabilities, giftedness and talents in a regular school, where students could participate in a mainstreamed classroom with nondisabled peers?

• A. Normalization
  

• B. Integration
  

• C. Mainstreaming
  

• D. Inclusion
  

3. What is the concept that refers to the reduced function or loss of a specific part of the body or organ?

• A. Impairment
  

• B. Handicap
  

• C. Disability
  

• D. None of these
  

4. Stella was given a special activity under the supervision of the special education teacher in the resource room. Which of the following was given to Stella?

• A. Accommodation
  

• B. Modification

• C. Assimilation
  

• D. None of these

5. When referring to learners with disabilities, giftedness and talents, which does not adhere to the People First Policy?

• A. Special Child
  

• B. Person with Autism
  

• C. Person with Disability
  

• D. Person with ADHD
  

6. It is the educational strategy embraced by DepEd carrying its principle that all children should learn together regardless of any difficulties or differences.

• A. Internationalization of Education
  

• B. Outcomes-based Education
  

• C. Global Education
  

• D. Inclusive Education
  

7. Which of the following is TRUE of special education?

• A. There's no benefit to general education teachers learning about special education.
  

• B. An education intended for all learners with disabilities.
  

• C. Special education is only for students with severe disabilities.
  

• D. Students in special education are placed in separate schools.
  

8. Which of the following best explains inclusive education?

• A. Inclusive education recognizes that every student brings unique strengths, perspectives, and learning styles to the classroom.
  

• B. Inclusive classrooms are designed to meet the individual needs of all learners.
  

• C. Inclusive classrooms provide opportunities for students to practice leadership, collaboration, and empathy.
  

• D. All of the above
  

9. The principal announces a new initiative to create a more inclusive school environment. What does "inclusive education" mean in this context?

• A. All students will wear the same school uniform.
  

• B. Only high-achieving students will be recognized for their work.
  

• C. All students, regardless of ability, will be educated together in general education classrooms with appropriate support.
  

• D. A separate school will be established for students with disabilities.
  

10. Which of the following strategies/practices refers to special education?

• A. A teacher uses multiple teaching methods to explain a science concept.
  

• A. A teacher uses multiple teaching methods to explain a science concept.
  

• C. Students with and without disabilities participate in a service-learning project that benefits the community.
  

• D. None of the above