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Duplicate of Student Accessibility Services Quiz
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SAS provides services to...
Students at the Notre Dame and Exchange District Campuses
Students at all campuses (incl. regional campuses and distance ed)
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SAS stands for Student Accessibility Services
False
True
3
Who plays a role in planning and providing accommodations?
Student Accessibility Services
Students
Faculty (such as instructors)
Everyone
4
ASL-English Language Interpreters and transcribers are only available for full-time programs
True
False
5
If you think you have a disability, you can meet with an Accessibility Specialist to help figure out your next steps
False
True
6
Accessibility Specialists may support students to apply for disability-related funding
True
False
7
If you have a disability, you must register with Student Accessibility Services
False
True
8
You may be eligible to receive your textbooks in digital format to use with text-to-speech software
False
True
9
It's best to get connected with Student Accessibility Services prior to starting your program
True
False
10
The Assistive Technologist provides one-on-one support and training to use assistive technology
False
True
11
Student Accessibility Services can help students find supports from other departments
False
True
12
ASL-English Language Interpreting is available in...
Workshops/labs
Classrooms
All of the above
Tutorials
13
Regional campus or distance education students can't receive supports from Student Accessibility Services
True
False
14
You can only meet with a member of the Student Accessibility Services team once
True
False
15
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services are only available in a classroom setting
False
True
16
Alternate formats of course materials may include...
Digital copies of print materials
Adjusted font size, style, or color paper
Print copies of digital materials
All of the above
17
Some Assistive Technology supports are available for free
True
False
18
You can only meet with Student Accessibility Services once you have started your program
False
True
19
You cannot see someone in Student Accessibility Services until you have documentation
True
False
20
Student Accessibility Services discusses and develops formal accommodations, and informal strategies with students
False
True
21
Accommodation plans may include accommodations during exams (extended time, alternate writing space, etc...)
True
False
22
Tech Tips: Work Smarter, Not Harder is a blog for all College students that aims to make your schoolwork easier
False
True
23
SAS provides supports to students with permanent and temporary disabilities
True
False
24
SAS can connect you with tutors, academic coaches, assistive technology, counselling, Indigenous supports, and more!
False
True
25
RRC Polytech has a College Preparation Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
True
False
26
Tech Tips: Work Harder, Not Smarter is a blog only for students registered with SAS
False
True
27
I can only receive supports through Student Accessibility Services if I have funding
False
True
28
Accommodations provide an advantage to completing coursework
True
False
29
Accessibility Specialists provide students with a copy and paste style accommodation plan
False
True
30
If you meet with Student Accessibility Services, you must use the accommodations listed in your accommodation plan
False
True
31
Accommodations are available for admissions testing
True
False
32
Some accommodations include...
ASL interpreting
Course materials in electronic format
Extended time for exams
All of the above
33
Accessibility Specialists meet with students to determine individualized plans to support their educational goals
True
False
34
Student Accessibility Services runs a blog that highlights technology available to all students
False
True
35
Red River College Polytechnic supports students to use different apps that provide...
Notetaking supports
Task or time management supports
All of the above
Attention/concentraction supports
36
Access to Assistive Technology is only for individuals with disabilities
False
True
37
"Start Strong" is a college preparation program for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder is available for free
False
True
38
DHHS is a specialized unit in SAS and stands for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
False
True
39
Assistive Technologies supported at Red River College Polytechnic include...
Speech-to-text
Alternative style keyboards
Text-to-speech
All of the above
40
How can you reach Student Accessibility Services?
All of the above
Notre Dame Campus
Exchange District Campus
Virtually or over the phone
41
You can book an appointment with a member of the Student Accessibility Services team...
Online
All of the above
In-Person
On the phone
42
SAS has Accessibility Specialists, an Assistive Technologist, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, and a tech tips blog
True
False
43
Student Accessibility Services also provides services to individuals with Mental Health disabilities
False
True
44
ASL-English Language Interpreting is available in...
Student group work or conversations
All of the above
RRC Polytech events and functions
Meetings, presentations, conferences, etc...
45
Assistive Technologies may be used to provide alternative ways of accessing or interacting with course materials
True
False
46
Accommodations are designed to provide equal access
False
True
47
SAS works with students with...
Temporary disabilities
Permanent disabilities
Documented disabilities
All of the above
48
Types of accommodations include...
Text-to-speech reading software
Audio recording of class lectures
All of the above
Reduced distraction settings for exams
49
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services provides
ASL-English interpreters
Computerized notetakers
Both ASL-English interpreters & computerized notetakers
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"Start Strong" is a College Preparation Program for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
False
True