ASD
Supporting ASD
UDL
DI & LRE
Disability Perspective & Inclusion
100

This neurological disorder is characterized by social communication challenges and restricted, repetitive behaviours.

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

100

This communication system uses pictures to help students exchange messages.

What is PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System)?



100

UDL stands for this full phrase.

What is Universal Design for Learning?

100

This instructional approach adapts content, process, product, and environment based on individual needs.

What is Differentiated Instruction?

100

This model views disability as a problem within the individual that needs fixing.

What is the Medical Model?

200

Approximately this many Canadian children are diagnosed with ASD.

What is 1 in 66?

200

Breaking a complex task into smaller steps is called this instructional strategy.

What is task analysis?

200

UDL is designed to benefit this group of learners.


Who are all students?

200

The “buffet-style meal” analogy represents this instructional design approach.

What is Universal Design for Learning?

200

This model argues that disability is created by societal barriers and prejudice.

What is the Social Model?

300

At 12 months, lack of eye contact or joint attention may be early signs of this condition.

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

300

Using simple, concrete language and visual supports helps students with ASD because they may struggle with this type of language.

What is abstract language?

300

The three UDL principles include Representation, Engagement, and this third component.

What is Action and Expression?

300

Cooking separate meals for each guest represents this individualized approach.

What is Differentiated Instruction?

300

This type of language puts the individual before the disability.

What is Person-First Language?

400

Repeating words or phrases over and over is known as this.

What is echolalia?

400

Teaching expected behaviours through short narratives designed for social situations is called this.

What are social stories?

400

Closed captions and curb cutouts are real-world examples of this design principle.

What is Universal Design?

400

LRE stands for this phrase meaning students are educated with non-disabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate.

What is Least Restrictive Environment?

400

Discrimination in favor of able-bodied individuals is called this.

What is ableism?

500

ASD is described as a spectrum because symptoms vary in type and this.

What is severity?

500

Providing a predictable routine helps reduce distress related to this common ASD trait.

What is insistence on sameness (or difficulty with change)?

500

UDL aims to remove barriers while keeping the challenge where it belongs — in the learning goal, not in this.

What are the barriers?

500

Removal from general education should occur only when education cannot be achieved satisfactorily even with these.

What are supplementary aids and services?

500

The ultimate goal of inclusive education is equality and meaningful access for this group.

Who are all learners (or all students)?