WorksheetsEDUC25738 Module 11
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 11mins
How is play different from work according to the text?
True Play is a self-chosen activity
Play focuses on the final outcome
Play is a prescribed activity
Play is only for children
What impact does participation in play, recreation, and sport have on students?
It has a minor impact on their physical health
It has a profound impact on overall growth and development
It has no impact on their social skills
It only affects their academic performance
An adjustable basketball hoop or net is an example of adapted equipment
True
False
Sponges can be used for a variety of high tech solutions including paint brushes, grips and holders
True
False
Pool noodles and other dense foam can be cut up to hold different items including glue sticks and playing cards.
True
False
As students get older, their play stays the same.
True
False
Which one is not an example of adapted equipment for arts and crafts:
Arm supports
Adapted scissors
Weighted ball
a tabletop easel
EAs often come up with creative, low-tech, low-cost solutions to allow for greater participation for their students.
True
False
Jelly Bean Switches don't promote access to computers
True
False
Part of our role as EAs is to reduce barriers to educational and recreational opportunities the students we support might face.
True
False
Which type of play involves imaginative play and socio-dramatic play?
Sensory motor play
Physical play
Symbolic play
Cooperative play
What does Universal Design aim to achieve in play spaces and classrooms?
Spaces that are only for teen students
Spaces that are only for primary grade students
Spaces that are only for disabled people
Spaces that are accessible and inclusive for all
Assistive Technology for Computer Access
