EDUC25738 Module 11

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