Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity, a term coined in the _______
What is the 1990s ?
Myth or Fact?
Some children can grow out of their disability.
What is Myth?
ASD means ___________________
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?
True or False?
Chunking and Task analysis are the same strategies.
What is False?
What is the name of the student coming to SVGS from SCSN, Kingstown?
Who is Thomas George?
Neurodiversity includes disabilities such as ________ and _______
What is Autism / Dyslexia / ADHD / Dyscalculia?
Myth or Fact?
Only specialists can support students with disabilities.
What is Myth?
Fact: Every teacher can play a role in inclusion by making small but meaningful adjustments in teaching, environment, and expectations.
ADHD is an acronym/abbreviation for ____________
What is Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?
True or False?
Only students with disabilities should use and can benefit from using assistive technology.
What is False?
Mr. George is coming with a diagnosis of ____________
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Neurodiversity is not a 'deficit' but _____________
What is a different way of thinking?
Myth or Fact?
Providing accommodations is “giving an unfair advantage.”
What is Myth?
Fact: Accommodations level the playing field, allowing students with disabilities to demonstrate their true abilities.
True or False
Dyscalculia is a learning disability that focuses on a person's difficulty in reading.
What is False?
Cooperative learning can foster __________ skills and promote ___________.
What are social skills and teamwork?
We can differentiate instruction by _________, _________, _________, and _________.
What are content, process, product, and learning environment?
Neurodiversity refers to the ______________________________________.
What is the natural variation in brain functioning and behaviour?
Myth or Fact?
Disabilities are always visible.
What is Myth?
Fact: Many disabilities (such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and anxiety disorders) are invisible but just as impactful as visible ones.
Both Dyscalculia and Dyslexia are grouped under the umbrella term of __________________.
What are/is Learning Disabilities/ Neurodiversity?
Task analysis focuses on breaking a task into smaller, manageable steps, while chunking focuses on _____________.
What is 'grouping information into smaller chunks making it easier to remember'?
This is used when speaking about autism because autism affects people in many different ways and to varying degrees, meaning no two individuals experience it in the same way
What is spectrum?