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Both adaptive and adapted behaviors have the same meaning.
Both adaptive and adapted behaviors have the same meaning.
- True
- False (correct)
The principle of equitable use encourages all children to use the same materials and spaces.
The principle of equitable use encourages all children to use the same materials and spaces.
- False (correct)
- True
Universal Design for Learning principles apply only to post-secondary education.
Universal Design for Learning principles apply only to post-secondary education.
- True
- False (correct)
Students with ADHD often need accommodations that help them maintain focus and organization.
Students with ADHD often need accommodations that help them maintain focus and organization.
Adaptive physical education refers to a set of standardized tasks for all students.
Adaptive physical education refers to a set of standardized tasks for all students.
Curricular adaptations such as input and output adjustments help students demonstrate knowledge in different ways.
Curricular adaptations such as input and output adjustments help students demonstrate knowledge in different ways.
Children with mild intellectual disabilities may need some supervisional support as they grow older.
Children with mild intellectual disabilities may need some supervisional support as they grow older.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) allows segregation of students based on disabilities.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) allows segregation of students based on disabilities.
What is the primary assurance provided by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
What is the primary assurance provided by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
Which statement accurately describes the principle of 'Low Physical Effort'?
Which statement accurately describes the principle of 'Low Physical Effort'?
How are educational goals typically adapted for students with moderate to severe disabilities?
How are educational goals typically adapted for students with moderate to severe disabilities?
What best defines 'Functional Movements'?
What best defines 'Functional Movements'?
Which approach aids students with disabilities in accessing educational materials?
Which approach aids students with disabilities in accessing educational materials?
Which of the following describes adapted physical education?
Which of the following describes adapted physical education?
What is true about the concept of 'Perceptible Information'?
What is true about the concept of 'Perceptible Information'?
An Individualized Education Program (IEP) should be based on which of the following?
An Individualized Education Program (IEP) should be based on which of the following?
Which statement about UDL is correct?
Which statement about UDL is correct?
What is a correct statement regarding ADHD accommodations?
What is a correct statement regarding ADHD accommodations?
Which statement about the 'Tolerance for Error' principle in UDL is accurate?
Which statement about the 'Tolerance for Error' principle in UDL is accurate?
How do fundamental motor skills develop according to the provided statements?
How do fundamental motor skills develop according to the provided statements?
What is true about reflexive and rudimentary movements?
What is true about reflexive and rudimentary movements?
What can be said about adapted physical education?
What can be said about adapted physical education?
Which of the following statements about disabilities is incorrect?
Which of the following statements about disabilities is incorrect?
Which statement is relevant to motor skill development stages?
Which statement is relevant to motor skill development stages?
Which of the following statements about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is correct?
Which of the following statements about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is correct?
What is a true statement regarding accommodations for students with disabilities?
What is a true statement regarding accommodations for students with disabilities?
Which statement accurately reflects the principle of equitable use in Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
Which statement accurately reflects the principle of equitable use in Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
What is an effective strategy for students with ADHD regarding task management?
What is an effective strategy for students with ADHD regarding task management?
What does Tolerance for Error in UDL promote in the learning environment?
What does Tolerance for Error in UDL promote in the learning environment?
Which statement is true regarding the scope of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
Which statement is true regarding the scope of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
What aspect does the principle of 'Multiple Means of Representation' in UDL address?
What aspect does the principle of 'Multiple Means of Representation' in UDL address?
Which of these statements regarding accommodations for students with disabilities is correct?
Which of these statements regarding accommodations for students with disabilities is correct?
What is the status of Statement 1: Fundamental movement includes activities like playing organized games and Statement 2: Reflexive movement is voluntary?
What is the status of Statement 1: Fundamental movement includes activities like playing organized games and Statement 2: Reflexive movement is voluntary?
Evaluate Statement 1: Section 504 ensures that students with disabilities receive the same level of education as their peers and Statement 2: RA 11650 provides for the exclusion of students with disabilities from regular classrooms.
Evaluate Statement 1: Section 504 ensures that students with disabilities receive the same level of education as their peers and Statement 2: RA 11650 provides for the exclusion of students with disabilities from regular classrooms.
Determine the correctness of Statement 1: UDL encourages the use of multiple ways to motivate students to engage in learning and Statement 2: UDL focuses only on students’ expression of learning.
Determine the correctness of Statement 1: UDL encourages the use of multiple ways to motivate students to engage in learning and Statement 2: UDL focuses only on students’ expression of learning.
Analyze Statement 1: Physical education for students with disabilities must be in special schools and Statement 2: IDEA requires physical education to be available in the least restrictive environment.
Analyze Statement 1: Physical education for students with disabilities must be in special schools and Statement 2: IDEA requires physical education to be available in the least restrictive environment.
Assess Statement 1: Adaptive behavior refers to a person’s ability to interact socially and develop personal independence and Statement 2: Adaptive behavior focuses only on physical capabilities.
Assess Statement 1: Adaptive behavior refers to a person’s ability to interact socially and develop personal independence and Statement 2: Adaptive behavior focuses only on physical capabilities.
What is the status of Statement 1: The principle of 'Low Physical Effort' in UDL aims to minimize physical strain for all students and Statement 2: This principle is irrelevant for students with disabilities?
What is the status of Statement 1: The principle of 'Low Physical Effort' in UDL aims to minimize physical strain for all students and Statement 2: This principle is irrelevant for students with disabilities?
Identify the correctness of Statement 1: UDL aims to provide a single mode of teaching that all students must follow and Statement 2: UDL promotes various means of representation.
Identify the correctness of Statement 1: UDL aims to provide a single mode of teaching that all students must follow and Statement 2: UDL promotes various means of representation.
What is the relationship between Statement 1: The least restrictive environment is a requirement for students with disabilities and Statement 2: This principle can be disregarded based on the child's needs?
What is the relationship between Statement 1: The least restrictive environment is a requirement for students with disabilities and Statement 2: This principle can be disregarded based on the child's needs?
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Study Notes
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
- Ensures free and appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment for all students with disabilities.
- Does not require segregation of students based on disabilities.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
- Designed for all students, not just those with disabilities.
- Encourages using diverse methods to present content, engage students, and allow for diverse expression of learning.
- Includes principles like "Low Physical Effort," "Tolerance for Error," and "Multiple Means of Representation".
Adapted Physical Education
- Designed to meet the unique needs of all students, not just those with disabilities.
- Adapts instructional methods and activities to accommodate varying abilities and needs.
Fundamental Movement
- Includes basic skills like running, jumping, and hopping.
- Develops after the reflexive movement stage.
Rudimentary Movement
- Includes early voluntary actions like reaching and grasping.
- Precedes fundamental movement skills.
Reflexive Movement
- Involuntary movements made by infants.
- Does not include voluntary actions.
Section 504
- Provides for the same level of education for students with disabilities as their peers.
- Does not allow for exclusion from regular classrooms.
RA 11650
- Focuses on providing reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities.
- Does not provide for exclusion from regular classrooms.
Adaptive Behavior
- Refers to one's ability to interact socially and develop personal independence.
- Does not only focus on physical capabilities.
ADHD
- Often requires accommodations like extended time and breaking tasks into smaller steps.
- Primarily affects attention, focus, and organization, not visual clarity.
Equitable Use (UDL Principle)
- Aims to create accessible materials for use by all students.
- Does not mean only creating materials for students without disabilities.
Tolerance for Error (UDL Principle)
- Encourages flexibility and risk-taking without punishment.
- Allows students to make mistakes and learn from them.
Inclusive Classrooms
- Should offer varied teaching methods and materials to accommodate diverse needs.
- Should not use the same teaching methods for all students without modifications.
Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
- Principle that requires students with disabilities to be educated in environments that are as similar as possible to those of their non-disabled peers.
- Should not be confused with segregated special education classrooms.
Physical Education for Students with Disabilities
- Must be provided in the least restrictive environment.
- Should not be confined to special schools.
Principle of "Low Physical Effort" (UDL)
- Aims to reduce physical strain for all students.
- Does not only apply to students with physical disabilities.
Curricular Adaptations
- Help students demonstrate knowledge in different ways.
- Include adjustments such as input and output adaptations.
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