Quiz 1 Review

Brown vs. Board of Education found that:

• Children with disabilities should be able to attend school with their same aged peers.

• Children should be segregated based on their abilities to support their success in the classroom.

• The act of segregating children creates inequality and therefore "separate but equal" is an impossible concept.

• As long as the quality of education is the same in different schools, segregation is not inequitable.

Which of the following is a challenge or a pitfall of "mainstreaming"?

• Children may become socially excluded.

• Children may learn different content than the rest of the class.

• There are no challenges to this model. 

• Children are socially integrated with their peers.

There was no legislation in Ontario around the education of children with disabilities until 1930.

• True

• False

In the Gilman (2007) article, what was missing between Carolyn's mum and the educator?

• Trust

• Communication

• Partnership

• All of the above.

When we operate from a premise of Universal Design, we expect diversity.

• True

• False

In the Gilman (2007) article, Jake was given a clothespin to support his participation in the painting experience. This is an example of...

• A Modification

• A Project Approach

• An Accommodation

• A Barrier to Inclusion

_________ is one of the biggest barriers to inclusions.

• Attitudes

• Universal Design

• Teachers

• Accommodations

Documentation is useful when supporting children with special needs and their families.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a Principle of Universal Design?

• Flexible Use

• High Physical Effort

• Simple and Intuitive Use

• Inequitable Use