Historical Approaches
This model of disability sees the problem as being inside the person and focuses on diagnosis and "fixing" them.
What is the medical model?
UDL has this many core principles.
What is three?
This kind of language describes what students can do rather than focusing on what they lack.
What is strengths-based language?
This term describes people whose brains work in the typical or expected way.
Whats is Neurotypical?
This nineteenth century pseudoscience concept led to the marginalisation of neurodivergent people.
What is eugenics?
Offering text, video, diagrams, and audio for the same content is an example of this UDL principle.
What is multiple means of representation?
This is the number of terms migrant and former refugee students are funded for.
What is 20 terms?
These mental skills help students plan, organise, manage time, remember instructions, and complete tasks independently.
What is executive function?
This is the year that New Zealand accepted 82 adult and 755 child refugees from Poland.
What is 1944.
Letting students show learning through a poster, oral presentation, or written report is this principle.
What is multiple means of action and expression?
This is the Maori word for autism, meaning "in their own time and space."
What is takiwatanga?
This category of neurodiversity may occur throughout life and can have temporary or gradual impact.
What is acquired?