Inclusive Education & Understanding Learners from Diverse Backgrounds — Practice

Question 1

Which statement most accurately distinguishes 'integration' from 'inclusion' in education?

Accepted Answer

B

Question 2

A school admits a child with a hearing impairment into a mainstream Class VII classroom, seats her wherever a desk happens to be free, and continues lecturing exactly as before with no visual aids, written supplementation, or preferential seating. This is best described as

Accepted Answer

B

Question 3

The Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPWD) Act, 2016 expanded the number of legally specified disabilities in India from 7 (under the earlier 1995 Act) to

Accepted Answer

C

Question 4

A Class VI student participates confidently in classroom discussions and clearly understands concepts explained orally, but reads far below grade level, frequently reverses similar-looking letters, and struggles to sound out unfamiliar words. His scores on non-reading-based reasoning tasks are average. This profile is most consistent with

Accepted Answer

C

Question 5

A student can explain a story in vivid, well-organised detail verbally, and reads at grade level, but her written work is difficult to read, poorly spelled, and disorganised on the page even after many attempts. This is most consistent with

Accepted Answer

A

Question 6

A Class VIII student reads and writes at grade level and performs well in history and language classes, but consistently struggles to grasp place value, recall basic number facts, and understand mathematical symbols despite repeated re-teaching. This is most consistent with

Accepted Answer

A

Question 7

Which statement correctly distinguishes a specific learning disability from an intellectual disability?

Accepted Answer

A

Question 8

A Class VII student with cerebral palsy has typical-for-age intellectual and academic ability but requires additional time and adapted seating to complete physical classroom tasks. The most appropriate teacher response is to

Accepted Answer

B

Question 9

A student with low vision can read standard-size print with significant strain but reads comfortably and quickly when text is enlarged. The most appropriate classroom accommodation is

Accepted Answer

B

Question 10

A teacher of a student who is hard of hearing turns to write on the board while continuing to speak, and regularly changes topics without warning. The most direct improvement to this practice would be to

Accepted Answer

B

Question 11

A Class VI student diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder performs above grade level in mathematics and science, has a strong vocabulary, but finds group conversations and unstructured social situations difficult, and is highly sensitive to loud, sudden classroom noises. Which statement about this student is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

C

Question 12

A first-generation learner in Class VI is unfamiliar with using a library, struggles to follow instructions given rapidly in the school's medium of instruction, and has no one at home able to help with homework. His teacher's most appropriate response is to

Accepted Answer

B

Question 13

Which statement correctly distinguishes 'sex' from 'gender'?

Accepted Answer

B

Practice — Inclusive Education & Understanding Learners from Diverse Backgrounds

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