Disability Basics
Accessibility
True or False
Communication
100
What is a disability?
A condition that may affect a person's physical, sensory, intellectual, or mental functioning and participation in activities.
100
What does accessibility mean?
Making places, information, and activities usable by people with different abilities.
100
True or False: All disabilities are visible.
False.
100
Should you assume someone with a disability needs help?
No. Ask first and respect their response.
200
Name one type of disability..
Physical, sensory, intellectual, learning, developmental, or other types.
200
What is an accommodation?
A change or support that helps a person access or participate in something.
200
Pick Me! Pick Me!
To get the points tell us your favorite drink.
200
What should you do if you don't understand how someone communicates?
Politely ask them to repeat or use another way to communicate.
300
What is a physical disability?
A disability that affects physical movement or functioning.
300
Give one example of an accessibility feature.
A ramp, elevator, captions, or screen reader
300
True or False: Everyone with the same disability has exactly the same needs
False.
300
Please ignore this...
to earn the points ask a staff member for a high five... remember they may say NO..
400
DO NOT CLICK ON ME!
Free Points!!!
400
Seriously do not pick me..
If you can name Ben favorite color you get the points!
400
True or False: Accessibility can benefit people without disabilities.
True.
400
Why should you allow someone extra time to respond if needed?
It allows them to communicate without being rushed.
500
What does neurodiversity mean?
The idea that differences in how people think, learn, and process information are part of human diversity.
500
Why are ramps and elevators important?
They remove physical barriers and provide access to buildings.
500
True or False. A disability is the only important thing to know about a person.
False. A person is more than their disability.
500
Name 3 ways to communicate..
Sign Language, Device, speaking, writing, pictures