Accessibility and Accommodations
Myths vs Facts
Types of Disabilities
Service Animals & Support Tools
Miscellaneous
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 Extra time on tests is an example of this type of support.

What is an accommodation?

100

Most disabilities are visible.

False—many disabilities are invisible.

100
This disability makes it tough to read and spell.
What is dyslexia?
100

This type of dog is specially trained to guide people who are blind or have low vision.

What is a guide dog

100

This would be considered to be one of the major requirements for a person to be classified as having a disability according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

What is (1) has a condition that limits one or more major life activities; (2) has record of such impairment; (3) is considered to have such impairment?

200

Ramps, elevators, and curb cuts help create this.

What is physical accessibility

200

 People with disabilities prefer being helped automatically.

False—always ask first.

200
This type of disability makes social interaction and communication difficult.
What is Autism?
200

These animals can alert people with diabetes when their blood sugar is too high or too low

What are diabetic alert dogs

200

This is the world's only university in which all programs and services are specifically designed to accommodate deaf and hard of hearing students.

What is Gallaudet University?

300

 A legal document that provides accommodations for K–12 students with disabilities.

What is an IEP (Individualized Education Program)

300

Disability is only a medical issue.

False—disability is a social, cultural, and human rights issue.

300

Autism, ADHD, and dyslexia fall under this category of disabilities.

What are neurodivergent or neurodevelopmental disabilities

300

This mobility tool helps a person move independently on wheels instead of walking.

What is a wheelchair

300
Under the ADA, employers and institutions are required to provide these to people with disabilities.
What are reasonable accommodations?
400

This common accommodation helps students who need information in an auditory form instead of print.

What are audio recordings or text‑to‑speech?

400

Assistive technology makes learning “easier” for disabled people.

Myth—it makes learning accessible, not easier.

400

This term refers to disabilities not immediately visible to others.

What is an invisible disability?

400

This small device worn in the ear or behind it helps amplify sounds for people who are hard of hearing.

What is a hearing aid

400

This type of technology reads aloud text on a screen for people with visual impairments.

What is a screen reader

500

This accommodation provides real‑time text on videos, lectures, or presentations.

What are captions

500

Disability is a normal part of human diversity.

Fact!

500

Diabetes, epilepsy, and chronic fatigue syndrome are examples of this major type of disability.

What are chronic health disabilities

500

This handheld tool helps people with visual impairments detect obstacles and navigate safely

What is a white cane

500

These friendly animals provide emotional comfort but are not legally considered service animal

What are emotional support animals