WorksheetsECEA 209 Children with Exceptionalities - Ch 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Social programs are services that are provided by the government, and paid for by (a) .
The goal of social programs is to:
increase taxation on Canadian citizens
reduce economic inequalities in society and promote the well-being of all citizens
boost the economy
This country's government is in more favor of using taxes to provide services for it's citizens:
Canada
America
The following are values that support taxation for social programs:
Cooperation, More government intervention, Equality, Peace, Order, Good government
Which country is this describing?
Canada
America
In Canada, what level of government is responsible for deciding which healthcare services are paid for by taxes?
(Options are: Federal, Provincial, Municipal)
(a)
In the United States, which citizens receive "free" healthcare, paid for through taxes?
All citizens
Citizens with low income
Canadians pay taxes in order to help fund social programs.
Canadians pay ______ ___, which is based on the amount of money you earn.
(a)
Who benefits from the inclusion of children with disabilities in supportive early childhood settings?
the child
the peers
communities
all the above
Which words belong in the acronym IDEA?
Disabilities
Individuals
Activity
Education
Differences
Early intervention refers to which age group?
Children 3 to 21
3 year olds
Children 3 and under
Children 5 to 18
What is the role of an Inclusion Specialist?
To rovide training to child care providers
To ensure early educators are equipped for special education services
To locate children with disabilities and provide services
To provide information regarding initial evaluations and eligibility for services
What is the best way to help infants and toddlers with developmental delays progress?
Keeping them in their comfort zone
Recognizing that they will not meet all of their goals
Practicing skills in isolation
Having high expectations
What is a characteristic of segregated special education classes that were common in Canada in the 1950's?
Students were completely included with the rest of the school
Students were completely separated from the rest of the school
Students participated only in the classes that they could manage
Students were completely isolated at home
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Treats People in Canada Equally
True
False
What is an Example of a Right in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
The freedom to play
The freedom to speak
The freedom to skip school
The freedom of religion
