Disability Awareness
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DAISY Facts
100

This is a term that is used to segregate individuals with disabilities and keep them from fully participating in society.

What is Ableism?

100

This female author and advocate, who was deaf and blind, famously worked with her teacher Anne Sullivan.

Who is Helen Keller?

100

This international symbol is used to indicate areas that are accessible for people with disabilities, often seen in parking spaces and bathrooms.

What is the wheelchair symbol (or accessibility icon)?

100

This common mental health disorder in children (that affects many adults as well) is characterized by persistent sadness and a lack of interest in activities.

What is Depression?

100

DAISY plans on hosting meetings and events throughout the school year. What are some places you can look to get updates?

What is DAISY Instagram, Discord, DAISY website?

200

EDI is a term that many organizations and jobs hope to embody. What does the term stand for?

What is Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion?

200

This musician continued to compose even though he had become almost completely deaf.

Who is Ludwig van Beethoven?

200

This tactile writing system allows individuals who are blind or visually impaired to read through the use of raised dots representing letters and numbers.

What is braille?

200

This is a social strategy used by some people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to appear more neurotypical and fit in with others. This can also lead to a delay in diagnoses. It can involve: 

  • Suppressing or hiding atypical behavior

  • Mimicking the behavior of others

  • Developing social scripts or rehearsed responses

  • Avoiding eye contact

  • Tolerating uncomfortable environments or situations

  • Concealing special interests or hobbies

What is Masking?

200

DAISY meets on a biweekly basis throughout the school year. During the quarter, do we meet on odd weeks or even weeks?

What are even weeks?

300

Many people believe that all disabilities are visible. What Percentage of disabilities are invisible? Hint between 50-100.

What is approximately 70%? (Acceptable: +/- 5%)

300

This pop singer, who co-wrote many of her songs with her brother, has been open about living with Tourette’s Syndrome.

Who is Billie Eilish?

300

This feature, built into most modern smartphones, assists blind or visually impaired users by describing what’s on the screen.

What is a screen reader (or voice-over feature)?

Acceptable: text-to-speech

300

This term describes a group of disorders, including ADHD and autism, that impact a child's ability to communicate and interact socially.

What are neurodevelopmental disorders?

300

DAISY is an organization made to support and empower the youth and the community around us. What is our motto?

What is “Where inclusivity blooms?”

400

This term involves making changes to the environment to ensure everyone can participate equally. Ex: designated parking

What is Accessibility?

400

This Mexican painter, known for her self-portraits, lived with chronic pain and physical disabilities after contracting polio and suffering injuries in a bus accident.

Who is Frida Kahlo?

400

This device is surgically implanted to provide a sense of sound to individuals with severe hearing loss who do not benefit from hearing aids.

What is a cochlear implant?

400

According to the CDC, approximately this percentage of high school students reported feeling persistently sad or hopeless in 2021.

What is 42%? (Acceptable: +/- 5%)

400

Fill in the blank: DAISY’s mission is to provide support to youth in our community, particularly children with ________ and _________ disabilities.

What are physical and cognitive disabilities?

500

This law, enacted in 1975, mandates that students with disabilities are entitled to a free and appropriate public education (FAPE).

What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?

500

This U.S. President led the country during the Great Depression and WWII and was paralyzed from the waist down.

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

500

This handheld device helps people who are blind or have low vision navigate their environment by sensing obstacles in their path.

What is a white cane?

(White color for full credit)

500

This type of therapy helps people manage mental and physical health issues by changing the way they think and behave through identifying and challenging unhelpful thoughts, learning self-help strategies, and changing their behavior.

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?

500

Five friends decided to start a new organization at the UC Irvine campus named DAISY. What does the acronym stand for?

What is Diverse Abilities Inclusion & Support for Youth?

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