Barriers to Inclusive Education

Which of the following is considered a physical barrier to inclusive education?

• Lack of teacher training

• Inaccessible school buildings

• Negative teacher attitudes

• Limited parental support

A major attitudinal barrier to quality education is:

• Broken school facilities

• Discrimination against learners with disabilities

• High cost of school fees

• Distance of school from home

What type of barrier occurs when schools lack ramps, assistive devices, or accessible classrooms?

• Curricular barrier

• Financial barrier

• Physical barrier

• Communication barrier

A child with hearing impairment struggles in class due to the absence of sign language interpreters. This is an example of:

• Attitudinal barrier

• Communication barrier

• Policy barrier

• Physical barrier

When teachers are not trained to handle diverse learners, it leads to which barrier?

• Attitudinal

• Pedagogical/Instructional

• Financial

• Cultural

Which barrier results from schools charging high tuition or costly materials?

• Attitudinal

• Cultural

• Financial/Economic

• Communication

If a school policy excludes learners with disabilities from enrolling, this is an example of:

• Pedagogical barrier

• Policy barrier

• Attitudinal barrier

• Communication barrier

Some communities discourage girls from attending school due to traditional beliefs. This is an example of:

• Financial barrier

• Cultural/Socio-cultural barrier

• Pedagogical barrier

• Physical barrier

Which of the following best describes a systemic barrier in inclusive education?

• Lack of accessible teaching materials

• Negative peer attitudes

• Weak government implementation of inclusive education laws

• Students’ lack of motivation

Why is addressing barriers important in inclusive education?

• To focus only on students with disabilities

• To ensure equal access and participation for all learners

• To reduce the number of students in class

• To prioritize high-achieving learners