List and explain three broad-based types of learning experiences in an inclusive classroom
What will be an ideal response?
learning through self-help and routines, through teacher-structured activities, and
through discovery learning
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Upon learning that their child has intellectual disabilities, parents tend to
a. express relief that the child has this condition rather than a physical or sensory disability. b. know little about this disability and, as a result, fear the diagnosis. c. fear a sudden death. d. immediately recognize the child’s strengths and abilities.
What can teachers do to make learning mathematics more accessible to children with special needs?
a. Provide passive learning experiences. b. Focus on irrelevant details. c. Attribute learning successes and failures to external factors. d. Pose meaningful problems in familiar situations.
Perceptual theory is best demonstrated by which example?
a. Chris uses black and red markers to scribble a big thunder cloud because he is angry. b. Lily uses potter’s clay to build a man wearing a hat and holding a beachball. c. Amalia uses crayons to draw a picture of the car she sees outside the classroom window. d. Miguel paints a series of brightly-colored rectangles.
Emotional responsiveness has nothing to do with individual cultures
a. True b. False