Deaf/Hard of Hearing
Blind/Partially Sighted
Mobility Impairments
Environmental Adaptations
Developmental Disabilities
100

What trained animal can aid deaf people?

Hearing dogs

100

What can pose as a risk to visually impaired kids at school?

wires on floor, doors only partially open, people being unaware of surroundings (leg sticking out)

100

What are some aids for mobility?

wheelchairs, walkers, canes, crutches, etc

100

What is the aim of environmental adaptions?

They are products for independence for a disabled individual.

100

What accommodations are allowed during exams?

Extra time/separate testing environment/use of assistive technology

200

What changes/accommodations can ordinary household appliances have to help deaf people?

Vibrating/flashing lights connected to electronics

200

What is an adaption that could be added to a playground to support student with visual impairments

beeper balls, seeing eye dogs, wheelchair accessible ramp

200

What is an example of an orthotic device?

knee braces, spinal braces, or finger splints

200

What is a product a person with a disability can use for daily living?

dressing aids, reacher, long handle shoe horn, vacuum robot, walker carrying bag

200

What can be used to help difficulty in organization, memory, and attention?

Specialized apps and tools (e.g. note-taking, reminder systems, calendars/agendas, memory aids)

300

What tools can a deaf person use in the class with dictated lessons outside of a hearing aid?

Sign-language interpreter/Hired note taker/Recording and Captioning/Recording and Transcription/Portable Closed Caption System

300

What sense aids blindness in identifying surrounding environments and how to adapt?

touch, touch based materials helps those with blindness understand educational and general information.

300

What is an example of treatment that aids mobility impairment?

Physical treatment, occupational treatment, recreation therapy

300

What are two vehicle adaptions that can be made to ease the life of those with disabilities?

hand controls, ramps, lifts, raised roofs, adaptive seatbelts

300

Give an example of assistive technology that can be used in the classroom.

Read & Write Gold/Livescribe Smartpen/Computer apps/Alternative Format Textbooks/Reader Service/Text to Speech readers

400

If someone is deaf/hard of hearing, what are they allowed to be granted during exams? 

Extra time in Exams/Separate examination procedures

400

What can those with low/partial vision but not total legal blindness use to read better?

Magnifiers

Also acceptable:
Braille, Text to speech 

400

What tools/physical changes can make learning easier in a classroom for students with mobility impairments?

Wheelchair accessible desks, automatic page turner, chair supports, good circulation space, copies of lecture notes

400

What are two products that increase access to buildings and to control environmental needs?

door openers, lifts, remote control appliances, electronics, voice or other method of activation, ramps

400

What support does Read & Write Gold provide?

Assist in spelling, grammar and project planning. RW features include text-to-speech and speech-to-text conversion, word translation, document scanning, a talking calculator, and more.

500

What is a loop system?

A special amplifier sends sound to the hearing loop inside of a hearing aid (wire coils) in order to focus on the sound source/microphone and cut background noise.

500

What is an example of a model or drawing used to aid in educational learning for children with blindness.

 raised line drawing and tactile models of graphic materials.

500

What accommodations are permitted for students with mobility impairments?

Dictation to an examiner, time extensions, rest periods, personal assistant

500

What does a Livescribe Smartpen do?

Permits simultaneous note-taking and audio recording through an electronic pen.