Quiz on National Policy on Special Needs Education in Nigeria

What principle emphasizes education for all irrespective of circumstances?

• Zero Reject

• Total Inclusion

• Least Restrictive Environment

• Diversification of Services

Which document outlines the responsibilities of the Federal Ministry of Education regarding Special Needs Education?

• Special Needs Education Framework

• Implementation Guidelines

• National Policy on Education

• National Policy on Special Needs Education

What is the main focus of the National Policy on Special Needs Education?

• Teacher Training Programs

• Integration of Special Needs Students

• Access to appropriate education

• Funding for Special Schools

Which of the following is NOT a category of Persons with Special Needs as defined in the policy?

• Visual Impairment

• Hearing Impairment

• Learning Disabilities

• Physical Fitness

What is the recommended teacher-pupil ratio in inclusive classrooms according to the policy?

• 1:5

• 1:15

• 1:10

• 1:20

Which organization is mentioned as a partner in the development of the National Policy?

• World Health Organization

• African Union

• International Monetary Fund

• World Trade Organization

What is the purpose of the Individualized Education Programme (IEP)?

• To standardize education for all

• To assess teacher performance

• To tailor education to individual needs

• To provide vocational training

Which of the following is a key component of Special Needs Education in Nigeria?

• Private Education Institutions

• Home and Hospital Settings

• Only School Settings

• Online Learning Platforms

What does the term 'Zero Reject' refer to in the context of Special Needs Education?

• No child is excluded from education

• Children with disabilities are placed in separate schools

• All children must pass standardized tests

• Only gifted children receive special services

What is one of the main challenges identified in the current practices of Special Needs Education in Nigeria?

• Lack of technology-driven classrooms

• High enrollment rates

• Excessive funding

• Overqualified teachers