Sensory differences
UDL
classroom strategies
Scenario-Based Questions
mystery
100

What is sensory processing disorder (SPD)

A condition where the brain has trouble receiving and responding to sensory information.

100

What does UDL stand for?

universal design for learning 

100

What is one benefit of using flexible seating in a classroom?

It allows students to choose a comfortable learning space that meets their needs.

100

A student struggles to process verbal instructions. What is one way the teacher can help?

Answer: Provide written instructions, visual cues, or step-by-step checklists.

100

True or False – Every student benefits from UDL strategies, not just those with disabilities

true

200

Name one classroom adaptation for students with auditory sensitivity


  • Noise-canceling headphones, quiet workspaces, or visual instructions.
200

Posted lesson goals, assignment options, digital and audio text are examples of what? 

UDL

200

How can a teacher support a student who has trouble focusing on written text?

Providing audiobooks, large-print text, or text-to-speech tools.

200

You notice a student constantly moving in their seat and tapping their pencil. How might you adjust the classroom environment?

Offer a fidget tool, provide standing desks, or allow movement breaks.

200

What are differentiated practices? 

tailoring instruction to meet individual needs in at least four classroom elements. 

300

What floor are we on right now 

fourth floor 

300

Give an example of multiple differentiation of representation in the classroom

Using videos, charts, and hands-on activities to teach the same concept.

300

What is an example of an assistive technology tool that supports students with learning differences?



    • Speech-to-text software, screen readers, or adaptive keyboards.
300

A student refuses to participate in group work because they feel overwhelmed. What is a UDL strategy that could support them?

Giving them a choice to work alone, in pairs, or with a group

300

examples of modifications

different homework problems, different test questions, alternate assignments

400

A student avoids bright lights and refuses to touch certain textures. What type of sensory processing issue might they have?

Sensory over-responsivity (hypersensitivity).

400

Why is it important to give students choice based on their interests and needs?

It keeps students motivated and gives them a voice in their learning. 

400

what are the four elements in a lesson plan that can be differentiated? 

Content, process, environment, and product. 

400

A student with dyslexia struggles with reading assignments. Name two ways the teacher can help.

Offer audiobooks, use dyslexia-friendly fonts, or allow oral responses.

400

In one sentence, explain why incorporating UDL makes a classroom more inclusive.

UDL provides flexible teaching methods that help all students, regardless of their abilities, access and engage with learning.

500

Name two ways a teacher can support a student with sensory-seeking behaviors in the classroom.

Providing fidget tools, allowing movement breaks, or offering weighted blankets.

500

Accommodations change...

How material is given to students. 

500

What is the purpose of a "calm-down corner" in a classroom?

It gives students a quiet space to self-regulate and manage emotions.

500

You have a student who frequently shuts down during loud class activities. How can you modify the lesson to support them?

Offer noise-reducing headphones, a quiet workspace, or a visual alternative to participation.

500


what are Kyley and Riley's middle name ?

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