Disabilities

All individuals who have a learning disability have the same probelms

• True

• False

What did the Disability Rights Movement fight for?

• Equal pay for all workers

• To allow people with disabilities fight in the Vietnam War

• Equal access to education, employment, and public spaces for people with disabilities

• To outlaw people with disabilities from working on farms

What is the definition of Disability?

• A disability is an impairment/handicap condition that prevents a person from performance of weekly living skills.

• A disability is a physical or mental impairment that substancially limits one or more of the major life activities, for example, walking, thinking, seeing, speaking or hearing.

• A disability is a mental/physical condition that prevents a person from performance of monthly living skills.

What does it mean "disability“?

• people who can't move

• people with mental or physical needs

• people only with mental special needs

• everybody who has special needs

Disability awareness means:

• Treating people with disabilities with sympathy

• Offering assistance to people with disabilities

• Educating people about what it means to live and work with disabilities

• Reading books about people with disabilities

Most people with disabilities can not work

• True

• False

People with disabilities want to be respected and have the same opportunities as people without disabilities

• True

• False

What is the purpose of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

• To provide financial aid to all disabled individuals

• To ensure equal opportunity and access for people with disabilities

• To offer free healthcare to people with disabilities

• To create separate schools for children with disabilities

Which of the following is an example of an invisible disability?

• Blindness

• Deafness

• Chronic fatigue syndrome

• Paralysis

What is the main goal of inclusive education?

• To separate students with disabilities from those without

• To integrate students with disabilities into mainstream classrooms

• To provide special schools for students with disabilities

• To focus only on academic achievements