inclusitivity Flashcards

1
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people’s differences which made in relate to their race ethnicity gender sexual orientation language culture religion mental and physical ability

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diversity

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2
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the proponent of diversity wheel

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Loden

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3
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which we have no control over as we are born with these aspects of diversity

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inner embedded spears

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which we have some control over and which may or may not change over time

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outer sphere

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5
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woman-ness
Man-ness

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gender identity

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femaleness
maleness

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biological sex

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feminine and masculine

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gender expression

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8
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what are the four principal for interacting successfully with people globally

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respect
inclusivity
cooperation
responsibilities

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9
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umbrella term for impairments activity limitations and participation restriction referring to the negative aspects of the interaction between an individual and that individuals contractual factors

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disability

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10
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a person with disability is a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity

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american disabilities act of 1990

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11
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disability is either a blessing or a curse

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moral or religious model

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12
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defects justify the need to undergo a rehabilatativeinterventions with the aim of reintegrating the disabled into society

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function / rehabilitation model

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13
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Disability is a defect in or failure of a bodily systems that as such, inherently abnormal and pathological

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Biomedical/Individual Model

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14
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Disability occurs as a result of society’s lack of understanding of individual

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social model

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15
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emphasize the dignity of PWD s

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right-based model

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16
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four key factors directly involved in the right based model

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government
child
parents
teachers

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17
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what is twin track approach

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combine social model and right based model

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18
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four aspects of learning

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learning to know learning to do learning to live with others and learning to be

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19
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an attempt to increase the fairness of universal public education for exceptional learners because there are those with special difficulties or extraordinary abilities in learning

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special education

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20
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what is sdg 4

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teacher in clusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

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21
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educational practice that these students with disabilities in the general education classroom along with difficult developing children under the supervision and guidance of a general education teacher

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Inclusive education

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22
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4 elements for inclusion

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inclusion is a process
inclusion involves a preventive dimension
inclusion is all about the presents participation and achievement
inclusion puts particular emphasis on learners so maybe address of marginalization in exclusion or underachievement

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23
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united nations convention on the right of the child

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1989

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24
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universal declaration of human rights

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1948

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25
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education for all

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1990

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26
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salamanca statement and framework for action on special needs education

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1994

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27
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united nation standard rules on the equalization of opportunities for persons with disabilities

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1993

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28
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if a flagship on the right to the education for PWDs

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2001

29
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world education forum framework for action

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2000

30
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united nation convention on the rights of persons with disability

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2006

31
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united nation is disability convention

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2005

32
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what is RA 7277

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magna carta for disabled person

33
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administrative order 35-national disability prevention and rehabilitation and every?

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3rd week of july

34
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RA9442

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amendment of RA 7277 that added a closed on deliverance from public ridicule and vilification

35
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guidelines on the issuance of pwd id cards relative to RA 9442

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administrative order number 001

36
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declaring the period of 2013-2022 as the philippine decade

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make the right wheels

37
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what is RA 10524

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1% of all government agencies shopee search for pinot gris days

38
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what is RA 10754

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exception of VAt on the following sale of goods and services
equation of funeral services

39
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what are the three dimensions of index for inclusion

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creating inclusive cultures
evolving inclusive practices
producing inclusive policies

40
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what the stakeholders can do

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set the parameters for inclusion
build people
identify and eradicate barriers

41
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what are the common barriers to inclusion

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attitudes
physical barriers
curriculum
lack of teacher training
or language and communication
lack of funding
lack of policies
organization of educational system
too much focus on performance based standards

42
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selected learners are included in a general education class based on their readiness instead of their age

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mainstreaming

43
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learners may have access to both in curriculum

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mainstreaming

44
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strain-based and need based individualized curriculum

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special education

45
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norm reference in inclusive education

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assessment and evaluation

46
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mostly strength-based but is sometimes also standard based in assessment and evaluation

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special education

47
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general education curriculum

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inclusive education

48
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all same-age learners are in one class regardless of ability

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inclusive education

49
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bose norm reference and strength based in assessment and evaluation

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mainstreaming

50
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receive services in both the general education classroom and outside through the use of resource rooms and therapeutic programs

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mainstreaming in learning placement and delivery of services

51
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rights-based all learners have right to access quality education that is available to others

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inclusive education in philosophy

52
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learner centered some learners have a specific needs that may not be appropriately addressed in a general education classroom

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special education philosophy

53
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preparatory and integrative learners are given access to generalization but will need to catch up on skills first

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Mainstreaming philosophy

54
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all services happen inside the special education classroom but other services may be integrated into the setting or delivered separately

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special education and learning placement and delivery of services

55
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what to examine in school?

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students admissions
accessibility to utilities and facilities
support to students parents and school personnel
learner accommodations
inclusionary or discriminatory incidents
number of bullying cases
faculty and staff promotions

56
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effective evidence-based inclusive practices in the classroom there are 2

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universal design for learning (UDL)
differentiated instruction

57
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design of instructional materials and activities to make the content information accessible to a children

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universal design for learning

58
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three elements to universal design for learning

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multiple means of representation
multiple means of action and expression
multiple means of engagement

59
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inclusive practices are designed to accommodate individual preferences abilities and needs of all students families and professionals

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flexible use principle 2

60
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inclusive practices are designed to be easy for all to use and understand

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simple and intuitive fuse principle 3

61
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inclusive practices or designed to be useful appealing and safe for all students families and professionals to

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equitable use principle 1

62
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inclusive practices are designed to minimize errors and unintended consequence by providing safeguards and warnings to assist all in using them safely

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tolerance for error principal files

63
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inclusive practices or design to so that they communicate valuable information to all through various formats

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perceptible information principle 4

64
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inclusive practices or designed by or regardless of their mobility physicality or way of communication

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size and space for approach and his principle 7

65
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inclusive practices are designed to be used comfortably and efficiently without much effort from all

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low physical effort principal six

66
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inclusive practices are designed to promote social interaction and communication for all

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community of learners principle age

67
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systematic approach to planning curriculum and destruction for academically diverse learners
dual go to honor each students learning needs and maximizing students learning capacity

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differentiated instruction

68
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elements of classroom that can be differentiated

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content
process
product
learning environment