Adaptive Tools and Accessibility

The video discusses how people enjoy various activities and highlights the inclusion of people with disabilities in these activities. It explains the concept of adaptive tools, such as wheelchairs and hearing aids, which help people with disabilities participate in everyday activities. The video also addresses barriers faced by people with disabilities and the laws that ensure accessibility to public spaces. Finally, it reviews the information with true/false questions to reinforce learning.

Which of the following statements is true about sports for wheelchair users?

• Wheelchair users cannot participate in any sports.

• Wheelchair users can only play individual sports.

• Almost every sport can be adapted for wheelchair users.

• Only a few sports can be adapted for wheelchair users.

What is an example of an adaptive tool?

• A regular computer

• A wheelchair

• A bicycle

• A skateboard

Which of the following is NOT considered an adaptive tool?

• Voice-activated computer

• Large print book

• Regular sunglasses

• Hearing aid

What do accessibility laws ensure for people with disabilities?

• They can only access schools.

• They can only use public transportation.

• They have access to private clubs.

• They have access to public buildings and events.

Which of the following places must be accessible to people with disabilities according to the law?

• Exclusive clubs

• Personal vehicles

• Public libraries

• Private homes