Who am I?
Terminology
Understanding Disability
Laws, Policies, & Procedures
SPSY 186 Mystery Category
100

They fill prescriptions for medication and provide counselling on side-effects and possible medication interactions

Who is the pharmacist

100

A condition resulting from a loss of physical functioning; or, difficulties in learning and social adjustment that interfere with growth and development

What is disability
100

Historically, focused on health versus sickness

What is the medical model

100

Under this act, the law specified that employment, transportation, public accommodations, government, and telecommunications be subject to reasonable accommodations 

What is the American with Disabilities Act

100

The name of the textbook for this course


What is Human Exceptionality: School Community, and Family

200

They specialize in helping people resolve issues related to their ability to move and mobility

Who is the physical therapist

200

Extraordinary abilities in one or more areas

What is gifts and talents


200

Typical development can be described using statistics - observing in large numbers of individuals those characteristics that are most frequently at a specific age

What is the developmental approach

200

In Canada, this is the document that upholds human rights - including the rights of people with disabilities

What is the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

200

The name of the instructor for this course

Who is Brianna Taylor

300

They are often the professional who will diagnose the disability, and are responsible for the person's overall health and wellness

Who is the physician (or doctor)
300

A limitation imposed on a person by the environment and the person's capacity to cope with that limitation

What is handicap

300

How we perceive ourselves, rather than how others see us.

What is self-labeling

300

Canada's law and education was significantly shaped by this act, passed in America

What is the Americans with Disabilities Act

300

A resource that lists the required readings, learning activities, and provides information to support course learning

What is the course manual

400

They are a specialist in how the social environment influences the person, and are involved in helping individuals transition between environments and cope with difficult situations

Who is the social worker

400

Language that acknowledges the person before their disability

What is person-first language

400

The idea that humans develop abilities and characteristics based on genetics and biology

What is nature

400

This is an example: the employee will have a job coach to provide additional support with work-related activities

What is a reasonable accommodation

400

The due date for your disability awareness assignment

What is October 23rd

500

They are specialists in behaviour and thinking skills. Depending on their training they may provide diagnosis, counselling, and/or therapy

Who is the psychologist


500

An individual whose physical, mental, or behavioural performance deviates substantially from the average that additional support is required to meet the individual's needs

What is exceptional

500

The idea that humans develop abilities and characteristics from environmental influences


What is nurture

500

The year the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed in America

What is 1990

500

The name of the program head

Who is Cathy Deneiko