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Special Needs in Singapore
100

What term denotes a beverage composed of a robust coffee base blended with evaporated milk and subtly sweetened to a lesser degree than customary?

Kopi C Siew Dai

100

This type of reinforcement, where a behavior is strengthened by the removal of an unpleasant stimulus, is frequently used in techniques like escape learning.

Negative reinforcement

100

What does EIT stand for?

Empowered, Included, Thriving

100

In his theory of cognitive development, this psychologist proposed that children go through four stages of development, with the preoperational stage marked by egocentrism and the inability to perform operations mentally.

Jean Piaget

100

This act, passed in Singapore in 2013, provides support and funding for people with disabilities, ensuring they have access to services, education, and employment opportunities.

The Enabling Masterplan

200

What is the term for a piquant noodle soup that harmoniously blends rice vermicelli with a rich broth infused with spices, coconut milk, and either seafood or poultry, often garnished with fresh herbs and bean sprouts?

Laksa

200

This stage, according to Erik Erikson, occurs during adolescence and is marked by the search for personal identity, with the potential for confusion about one's role in society.

Identity vs Identity Confusion

200

Who is the assistant senior director of allied professional services in RC?

Cynthia Lee

200

This psychologist is known for his work on classical conditioning, famously using dogs to demonstrate how neutral stimuli can be paired with unconditioned stimuli to create conditioned responses.

Ivan Pavlov

200

When did the Compulsory Education Act apply to students with special needs in Singapore?

2019

300

This aromatic rice dish, often infused with saffron, layers marinated meat and fragrant spices.

Briyani

300

This psychologist developed a pyramid of human needs, with physiological needs at the base, and self-actualization at the top, emphasizing that higher needs can only be pursued once lower needs are fulfilled.

Abraham Maslow

300

What is the name of the good life mascot that represents being healthy?

Wally

300

This teaching strategy involves breaking lessons into smaller, more manageable pieces, giving students time to process, and providing frequent feedback to reinforce learning.

Scaffolding

300

How many SPED schools are there in Singapore?

25

400

This chewy, palm sugar-filled treat, encased in a glutinous rice flour shell, is coated in grated coconut and is often enjoyed as a snack in Southeast Asia, where its name translates to 'bursting balls' due to the sweet syrup inside.

Ondeh-ondeh

400

This neurotransmitter, often linked to feelings of pleasure and reward, is released during activities like eating chocolate or exercising, contributing to a sense of happiness.

Dopamine

400

How old will RC be in 2030?

43

400

This theory emphasizes the importance of social interaction and language in cognitive development, with the 'zone of proximal development' (ZPD) being a key concept for guiding learning 

Vygotsky’s Sociocultural Theory

400

Name this policy: This policy in Singapore allows students with special needs to receive support in mainstream schools and special education schools, with an emphasis on learning in the least restrictive environment. 

Special Educational Needs policy

500

This hollow, crispy puris is filled with a spicy, tangy mixture of tamarind water, chickpeas, potatoes, and a variety of seasonings, and often enjoyed as a refreshing street food during hot weather.

Pani Puri

500

This effect, coined by John Darley and Bibb Latane, refers to the tendency for individuals to be less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present, due to a diffusion of responsibility

Bystander Effect

500

Name one of the five strategic goals.

01 – Increasing Accessible Learning and Participation

02 – Strengthening Families and Caregivers

03 – Building Inclusive Communities and Practices

04 – Ensuring Seamless Service Experience

05 – Building an Empowered, Inclusive and Thriving Workforce at RC

500

This psychologist is famous for his study on attachment, where he observed infants' reactions to separation from their caregivers, leading to the identification of different attachment styles.

John Bowlby

500

This research-based early intervention approach, widely adopted in Singapore for young children with autism, emphasizes naturalistic learning, structured teaching, and visual supports to build communication and social skills

TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication-handicapped Children) approach