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WorksheetsInclusion in BC
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is inclusion?
It means certain students belong and are valued members of their classroom and neighbourhood school communities.
It means all students belong and are valued members of their classroom and neighbourhood school communities.
It means most students belong and are valued members of their classroom and neighbourhood school communities.
It means only students with disabilities belong and are valued members of their classroom and neighbourhood school communities.
What does this picture represent?
exclusion
segregation
integration
inclusion
What does this picture represent?
exclusion
segregation
integration
inclusion
What does this picture represent?
exclusion
segregation
integration
inclusion
What does this picture represent?
exclusion
segregation
integration
inclusion
What does this picture represent?
diversity
segregation
integration
inclusion
What does inclusive education looks like in practice? Check all those that you think are correct!
Students learn together.
Support for students to learn better together and for teachers to teach students of all abilities.
Membership in a regular class, not sitting in the back alone with an EA “glued to the hip.”
Going to your own neighbourhood school.
What is the "pulling up effect"?
It helps students with autism but pull others down.
It helps only some students who need support and other students are fine.
It helps all those who need support and pulls others down.
It helps all those who need support and pulls others up.
Public schools that practice social inclusion and tolerance help to raise a generation with more positive attitudes and values, resulting in a more ______________ democracy.
equitable
even
endangered
enlivened
A recent BCTF study showed declining mental health for teachers and students, as teachers have been asked to do ______ with _______.
work/students
more/less
less/more
teaching/special needs students
What does this picture represent?
Students all have the same supports.
Students all have different supports.
Students have unequal supports.
Students are free to choose what they want.
What does this picture represent?
Students have the same supports.
Students have different supports.
Students are able to see.
Students are happy.
What does this picture represent?
Students have the same supports.
Students have different supports.
Students are able to see.
All 3 can see the game without any supports because the cause of the inequity (the fence) has been removed.
BC’s new curriculum removes the barrier, providing students with disabilities equitable access to education where everyone benefits. What does this mean to you? Write at least 2 full and complete sentences.
