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WorksheetsPART 1 ED 204
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is the core belief of inclusive education?
Only students with disabilities need special services
Every child has the right to learn together regardless of ability
Segregation benefits learning
Education should be exclusive to high achievers
According to UNESCO (2005), inclusion means:
Creating separate classrooms for disabled students
Incorporating students with special needs into regular education
Lowering academic standards
Removing disabled students from school settings
Which Republic Act institutionalizes inclusive education in the Philippines?
R.A. 10533
R.A. 9155
R.A. 11650
R.A. 10627
Inclusive education views individual differences as:
Obstacles to be eliminated
Problems in the system
Opportunities for enriching learning
Barriers to progress
Special education is designed to meet:
Government requirements
National standards
The unique needs of students with disabilities
Only physical disabilities
Which of the following is NOT part of the inclusive education philosophy?
Segregation
Accommodation
Individualization
Adaptation
According to the presentation, what is the vision for Filipino children with special needs?
Excellence in academic competitions
Segregation for better focus
Realizing full potential in a supportive environment
Prioritization of elite learners
The “school within a school” concept refers to:
Homeschooling
Separate institutions
Special Education Centers
Alternative Learning Centers
Inclusive education aims to eliminate:
High expectations
School traditions
Barriers to learning
Physical activities
Which of the following is a scope of inclusive education in the Philippines?
Limiting curriculum to certain groups
Excluding non-Filipino students
Including programs like SPEd and IPEd
Removing flexible learning options
A key goal of inclusive education is to:
Increase dropout rates
Reduce government expenses
Provide services within mainstream education
Segregate learners with special needs
Which is NOT an objective of special education?
Provide vocational programs
Early intervention and transition programs
Implement strict discipline
Life-long curriculum
What does the K to 12 program promote through inclusive education?
Rigid learning environment
Equal learning for all Filipinos
Online-only classes
Limited educational access
Who benefits from inclusive education according to research?
Only students with disabilities
Only teachers
All students
Only high-performing students
One aim of special education is to support students:
To memorize facts
To live independently and contribute to the community
To be dependent on assistance
To study only in SPED centers
What is the definition of inclusive education by Gary Bunch?
Teaching students in isolation
Educating students of different ages separately
All students learning together in age-appropriate settings
Assigning students by ability
Special education requires:
Generic teaching strategies
Systematic planning and individualized support
No use of adapted materials
Segregation from society
The inclusive classroom is characterized by:
Uniform teaching styles
Cultural exclusion
Diversity and mutual learning
Competition among students
RA 11650 emphasizes:
Standardized curriculum only
Exclusion of learners with disabilities
Full participation through modifications and accommodations
Separation of regular and special education
Who plays a crucial role in supporting inclusive education, as envisioned in the policy?
Only the teacher
Government agencies only
The State, community, and family
Private institutions
What does IDEA stand for in the context of U.S. education?
Individual Development Education Act
Inclusive Disability Education Act
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
International Disability Education Act
What is the equivalent of IDEA in the Philippines?
DepEd Order No. 13
Magna Carta for Disabled Persons (RA 7277)
Republic Act 10533
Basic Education Curriculum
What is the main goal of IDEA?
To separate students with disabilities
To create special education centers
To provide equal educational opportunities for students with disabilities
To support private schools
Which of the following is an example of an IEP accommodation?
Mandatory group activities
Extra homework
Speech-to-text software
Limiting use of technology
FAPE guarantees students with disabilities the right to:
Attend only special schools
Receive free education in the least restrictive environment
Take online classes only
Be exempted from standardized testing
What principle ensures that students with disabilities learn alongside peers whenever possible?
Free and Fair Education
Universal Learning Design
Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
Compulsory Education Rule
Which of the following is NOT typically part of an IEP team decision?
Noise-canceling headphones
Extended recess time
Access to a special education teacher
A quiet space for breaks
Why is professional development important in inclusive education?
To focus on traditional lecture methods
To maintain standardized testing
To train teachers on tools like UDL and assistive technology
To reduce teacher workload
Which country uses “Sui Ban Jiu Du” policy to integrate students with disabilities in general classrooms?
South Korea
Philippines
China
Japan
What is the team-teaching approach practiced in Japan?
One teacher handles all subjects
General and special education teachers co-design lessons
Classes are held online
Students learn in isolation
What does the Inclusive Education Program in the Philippines aim for?
Segregation of students
Individualized curriculum for all
Mainstreaming students with disabilities
Conversion of public schools into SPED centers
Which country emphasizes assistive technology as a key to inclusive education?
South Korea
Austria
Canada
New Zealand
What is the educational approach of Australia called?
Sui Ban Jiu Du
Hybrid Education Model
Inclusive Resource Model
Tiered Learning Framework
What does Switzerland use to support students with disabilities in general classrooms?
Boarding schools
Integration model and Individualized Education Plans
SPED-exclusive institutions
Online-only learning
What unique emphasis does North Korea place in its special education system?
Special Schools and Vocational Training
Free laptops
Integration through homeschooling
Inclusive curriculum
A child is given a new toy that makes noise when shaken. After discovering this, the child starts shaking other objects expecting similar sounds. Which process is the child demonstrating?
Accommodation
Equilibration
Assimilation
Imitation
Ms. Reyes notices that her student can solve puzzles with guidance but struggles alone. She provides step-by-step support until the student can do it independently. This is an example of:
Scaffolding
Modeling
Observation
Assimilation
While solving a math problem, Ana modifies her existing strategies after encountering a new method. What cognitive process did she use?
Repetition
Accommodation
Schema rejection
Modeling
A teacher assigns group activities where students work with more skilled peers to complete a task. What theory supports this strategy?
Behaviorism
Social Learning Theory
Situated Learning
Classical Conditioning
A student watches his older brother fix a bike and later attempts to do the same. According to Bandura, what enabled the child to learn this behavior?
Verbal instruction
Formal education
Observational learning
Trial-and-error
During class, Ms. Santos allows her students to role-play being shopkeepers to understand basic economics. Which learning theory does this activity reflect?
Cognitive Development
Situated Learning
Social Learning Theory
Psychoanalytic Theory
A preschooler plays 'pretend school' with dolls after observing her teacher. This behavior is best explained by:
Piaget’s schema theory
Bandura’s modeling theory
Vygotsky’s scaffolding
Lave’s situated learning
A student becomes more confident solving math problems after gradually reducing dependence on teacher help. What process is being applied?
Direct instruction
Independent learning
Scaffolding
Memorization
When asked to reflect on a group project, a student says, 'I learned the most from watching how my group leader planned.' This shows:
Equilibration
Observation
Conditioning
Trial-and-error
During science class, students visit a farm to learn about ecosystems. According to Lave, this is an example of:
Abstract learning
Situated learning
Social conditioning
Classical learning
