Inclusive Needs Policy

What is one of the six key principles that underpin all IB programmes?

• Teaching only focuses on academic performance

• Teaching avoids differentiation

• Teaching is differentiated to meet the needs of all learners

• Teaching must be standardized across all grades

At TSRA, who identifies students showing signs of learning difficulties during admissions?

• Head of School

• Inclusive Needs Team

• Parent Relations Team

• Curriculum Coordinator

Which of the following is not a listed objective of the Inclusion Policy?

• Equip teachers with skills

• Promote uniform assessments for all students

• Foster relationships with parents

• Provide enriching learning experiences

How many disabilities from the RPwD Act does TSRA currently cater to?

• 21

• 15

• 7

• 5

Which assessment tools might be used by the Inclusive Needs Team during admissions?

• CBSE Board Exams

• Dyslexia Screening Test and WIAT

• SAT and ACT

• IQ and EQ Tests

Who must fill the referral form when a concern is identified in the classroom?

• School Counsellor

• Inclusive Needs Team

• Parents

• Homeroom or Subject Teachers

What does ESL intervention at TSRA primarily assess?

• Mathematical skills

• LSRW – Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing

• Science application skills

• General knowledge

Which of these does not require IB authorization for access arrangements?

• Rest breaks

• Reader

• Word processor

• Extra time

What does the Pastoral Care Coordinator not do?

• Diagnose students

• Review referrals

• Plan sensitization curriculum

• Maintain structured communication

What is a key responsibility of the Behaviour Therapist?

• Teaching science in middle school

• Issuing final grades

• Conducting functional behaviour assessments

• Scheduling student lunches