WorksheetsDisability Awareness
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In an American Sign Language class we are discussing the ________ perspective related to the Deaf community.
Cultural
Medical or Pathological
Dual (2)
American
This symbol means?
No Audio
Mute
Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant
What does this sign mean?
Family
Faith
Interpreter (Add the person sign) or Interpret
Itsy Bitsy Spider hand movements
Which sign represents hearing aid?
Old sign for CI (flat H)
Which listening device shown in the picture is being used and also requires surgery for the internal/inside part?
Hearing aid(s)
Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA)
FM or DM System (Microphone) and FM/DM Receivers
Cochlear Implant (CI)
Which conference in 1880 caused sign language to be banned as a language and instructional/educational approach for 130 years?
Milan Conference
Washington D.C Conference
National Association for the Deaf (NAD)
Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID)
What does this sign represent?
A new revised Handicapped/Disabled sign that covers a wider range of disabilities.
This is the same standard Wheelchair symbol.
4 Squares
Only refers to 4 disabilities.
What is the percentage of people with disabilities that do not use a wheelchair?
25%
50%
75%
93%
What is an invisible disability?
A disability that one cannot see but is present.
A disability that requires the use of glasses.
A disability that is not yet identified or labeled. Still being researched and proven.
A disability that only affects a very small group of individuals. Too few to count.
What is Universal design?
Ensuring that only a small portion of the population can use the environment or technology.
Access in only one language. The majority language of a region.
Making design accessible for everyone in society. This can be environmental, technology, or software etc.
Access is only possible on one platform such as Android, Apple, or Google etc.
What is design equity? (Apple Watch example shown)
Idea that all technology, services, and products should be designed for a wide variety of users.
Designed only for a small group of individuals. (Disability specific)
Designed only for the able body or general population.
Technology or services that are paid for by a Federal grant. Only accessible to the select few.
What is or what is an example of person first language?
Autistic person
Person with Autism
Identifies when a person was first diagnosed with a disability.
Typically, the first person identified with a new disability category.
What is identity first language?
Disability is a source of positive identity and pride. Disability is often referenced first.
Use the person's preferred name or title prior to sharing ability or disability information.
Identifying which category of disability a person has and if it is connected to the Americans With Disability Act (ADA).
Identify which disability law is being used ADA, 504, or Disability Education laws such as IDEA.
What type of sign language might a DeafBlind person use? Recently, created in 2007 in Seattle, Washington?
Tactile Sign Language
Braille
Protactile ASL
Cued Speech
What does curb-cut effect mean?
A wheelchair accessible curb.
A fair way to cut funding and spending to benefit everyone.
Only relates to the invention of the new curb design by the side of the road/sidewalk.
A design change intended for a small group of people that actually benefits ALL people.
