Promoting Inclusion, Rights and Support

Froggy Jumps

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This game was designed to promote interaction in class based upon questions associated in dealing with children with disabilities.

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Monique Fannell

Jamaica

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Promoting Inclusion, Rights and Support


Froggy Jumps Promoting Inclusion, Rights and SupportVersion en ligne This game was designed to promote interaction in class based upon questions associated in dealing with children with disabilities. par Monique Fannell 1 What is disability? a A medical condition that always prevents learning b A temporary feeling of weakness c Any physical, mental, or sensory condition that may create limitations in activity or participation 2 What does inclusion mean for children with disabilities? a Allowing them to join and participate with others b Keeping them separate for safety c Giving them less work 3 Why is independence important for children with disabilities? a It helps build confidence and life skills b It keeps adults from helping them c It makes them work alone all the time 4 What is the best way to treat a child with disability? a As someone who cannot learn b Like they are very different c With respect and fairness 5 Accessibility means: a Removing the child from activities b Making places and activities easy to reach and use c Giving special treatment only 6 Who can help support children with disabilities? a Family and community b Only teachers c No one 7 Which is a support service for children with disabilities? a Preventing them from learning b Removing schoolwork c Sign language interpreter 8 If a child with disability needs help, you should: a Ignore them so they learn independence b Offer support while allowing them to try c Do the task for them immediately. 9 Which of these is an example of participation restriction? a Difficulty walking due to a physical impairment b Being unable to join social activities at school c Using a wheelchair for mobility 10 Person-centred support means: a Offering the same assistance to everyone regardless of needs b Providing support based on what others think the person needs c Creating support strategies tailored to the individual’s abilities, interests, and goals

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Promoting Inclusion, Rights and Support

Froggy Jumps

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Promoting Inclusion, Rights and SupportVersion en ligne

par Monique Fannell

What is disability?

What does inclusion mean for children with disabilities?

Why is independence important for children with disabilities?

What is the best way to treat a child with disability?

Accessibility means:

Who can help support children with disabilities?

Which is a support service for children with disabilities?

If a child with disability needs help, you should:

Which of these is an example of participation restriction?

Person-centred support means: