Quiz on the Concept of Inclusion

What does inclusion in education primarily aim to provide?

• Education that is only available in urban areas

• Education only for special needs students

• Quality education for all

• Education that ignores diversity

Which of the following is NOT a component of inclusion?

• Concepts about learners

• Concepts about the education system

• Concepts about technology

• Concepts about diversity and discrimination

What is a fundamental principle of inclusion?

• All persons should learn separately

• All persons should learn together wherever possible

• Inclusion is a one-time process

• Inclusion is only for students with disabilities

Which of the following is a benefit of inclusion for students with special needs?

• Less interaction with teachers

• Improved friendships with the social environment

• Increased isolation from peers

• Reduced access to general curriculum

What does an inclusive environment ensure?

• Exclusivity for students with disabilities

• Isolation of students with special needs

• Respect and self-respect of individuals with disabilities

• Higher academic standards only for general education

Which factor is NOT a barrier to inclusion?

• Large class sizes

• Rigid curricula

• Lack of knowledge among teachers

• High levels of community support

What is one of the economic benefits of inclusive education?

• More resources allocated to general education only

• Cost-effectiveness compared to special schools

• Increased funding for segregated classrooms

• Higher costs for special schools

What does the term 'barriers to participation' refer to?

• Support systems for students

• Challenges that hinder engagement

• Factors that promote inclusion

• Obstacles that enhance learning

Which of the following is a psychological factor affecting disability?

• Economic status

• Political policies

• Personality traits

• Physical environment

What is a key aspect of the social foundation of inclusion?

• Isolation promotes social skills

• Segregation teaches individuals to be fearful

• Exclusion enhances community ties

• Segregation breeds understanding