SP 2: LESSON 1: PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY

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A quick inclusivity challenge.

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SP 2: LESSON 1: PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY


Froggy Jumps SP 2: LESSON 1: PEOPLE WITH DISABILITYVersion en ligne A quick inclusivity challenge. par The Royal Visions 1 A building or place that is designed to be easy for everyone to enter and use, means... a Accessible b Expensive c Private 2 A person who has significant hearing loss and cannot hear sounds well, means... a Mute b Deaf c Blind 3 Treating a person unfairly or badly just because they have a disability, means... a Teamwork b Celebration c Discrimination 4 A medical chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk, means... a Armchair b Sofa c Wheelchair 5 The practice of making sure everyone is part of the group and no one is left out, means... a Separation b Inclusion c Division 6 A person who cannot see anything or has very poor vision, means... a Blind b Deaf c Silent 7 A special change made to a rule or a workspace to help someone do their job, means... a Accident b Accommodation c Vacation 8 Understanding exactly how another person feels because you imagine being in their shoes, means... a Apathy b Sympathy c Empathy 9 A physical object, like stairs without a ramp, that stops a person from entering a place, means... a Window b Bridge c Barrier 10 The ability to live your life on your own without needing constant help from others, means... a Loneliness b Independence c Dependence 11 A tool or machine, like a hearing aid, that helps a person live more easily, means... a Decoration b Toy c Assistive device 12 Feeling sorry for someone's bad situation without truly feeling their pain, means... a Empathy b Anger c Sympathy 13 A sloping path used instead of stairs so that wheelchairs can go up easily, means... a Floor b Ramp c Wall 14 Behaving in a way that does not care about the feelings or needs of others, means... a Kind b Polite c Inconsiderate 15 To treat something as more important than everything else, means... a Ignore b Prioritise c Forget 16 A negative feeling of shame that society attaches to a certain condition, means... a Award b Pride c Stigma 17 A language used by deaf people that uses hand shapes and movements, means... a Body language b Sign language c Foreign language 18 The physical ability to move oneself easily from one place to another, means... a Mobility b Sleeping c Thinking 19 A mix of many different types of people from different backgrounds in one place, means... a Similarity b Diversity c Uniformity 20 Using respectful words like "person with a disability" instead of rude labels, means... a Insults b Person-first language c Slang

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SP 2: LESSON 1: PEOPLE WITH DISABILITYVersion en ligne

par The Royal Visions

A building or place that is designed to be easy for everyone to enter and use, means...

A person who has significant hearing loss and cannot hear sounds well, means...

Treating a person unfairly or badly just because they have a disability, means...

A medical chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk, means...

The practice of making sure everyone is part of the group and no one is left out, means...

A person who cannot see anything or has very poor vision, means...

A special change made to a rule or a workspace to help someone do their job, means...

Understanding exactly how another person feels because you imagine being in their shoes, means...

A physical object, like stairs without a ramp, that stops a person from entering a place, means...

The ability to live your life on your own without needing constant help from others, means...

A tool or machine, like a hearing aid, that helps a person live more easily, means...

Feeling sorry for someone's bad situation without truly feeling their pain, means...

A sloping path used instead of stairs so that wheelchairs can go up easily, means...

Behaving in a way that does not care about the feelings or needs of others, means...

To treat something as more important than everything else, means...

A negative feeling of shame that society attaches to a certain condition, means...

A language used by deaf people that uses hand shapes and movements, means...

The physical ability to move oneself easily from one place to another, means...

A mix of many different types of people from different backgrounds in one place, means...

Using respectful words like "person with a disability" instead of rude labels, means...