In the classroom
The teacher accommodates all students' needs.
What is an inclusive classroom?
When a playground game includes rules so every child can participate, this is an example of making activities ______.
What is inclusive?
When a teacher notices a student needs help and gives extra support, they are providing ______.
What is assistance or support?
This spot in the room is where kids gather for morning meeting or read-alouds.
What is the carpet/rug?
This is the stage where children typically learn to walk, talk, and explore the world around them.
What is early childhood?
This type of classroom supports pairs of two teachers: one general ed and one special ed
What is co-teaching?
A student who uses a wheelchair is given ramps and accessible paths on the playground. This is an example of promoting ______.
What is accessibility?
A teacher writes down what they will teach, the activities students will do, and how learning will be checked. This is called a ______.
What is a lesson plan?
Kids play here during recess, using swings, slides, and running games.
What is the playground?
A visual tool in the classroom that shows the order of daily activities is called a ______.
What is a schedule?
When students raise their hands, the teacher calls on them one at a time to share. This is part of good classroom _____.
What is management/etiquette?
Giving all students the same snacks or materials, regardless of allergies or needs, ensures this.
What is equality?
When a teacher models how to use a communication device or adaptive tool, they are providing this type of support.
What is modeling?
A student practicing tying their shoes or zipping their coat at home is working on these everyday abilities.
What are fine-motor skills?
This plan supports K-12 students with disabilities and includes goals, services, and accommodations
What is an IEP?
This is the most inclusive response when a child with sensory sensitivities covers their ears during a loud activity.
What is offering support or changing the environment?
A parent sets aside quiet reading time for their child to support learning at home. This ensures the child has ______.
What is access to learning or support?
This part of a lesson plan explains how the teacher will check if students understood the lesson.
What is assessment or evaluation?
A student notices another is upset and asks if they’re okay. This demonstrates this social-emotional skill.
What is empathy?
This is the plan that outlines what students should learn in each grade and subject throughout the year.
What is a curriculum?
Giving the same assignment, but changing the complexity, support, or format based on student needs is this teaching practice.
What is differentiation?
A teacher gives parents strategies to help children practice taking turns, expressing feelings, and resolving conflicts at home. This approach supports students’ ______ skills across environments.
What is social-emotional?
A teacher plans lessons that include multiple ways to access content, express understanding, and stay engaged, ensuring all students can succeed. This approach aligns with ______ principles.
What is the Universal Design of Learning?
A student consistently compares their work to others and becomes discouraged. The teacher encourages setting personal goals and tracking individual progress. This promotes a ______ mindset.
What is growth or self-awareness?
When a school principal sets goals for improving reading scores and supports teachers to achieve them, this is an example of ______.
What is school improvement or leadership?