What happened in the school that was enthusiastic about inclusion?

Their standardized test scores went up

Why is it important to be/become an inclusive educator?

Both Red & Blue (Triangle & Diamond)

What is the "Ideology of Ability"?

Being able-bodied is the baseline of humanness.

What is something teachers can do to make sure our classrooms are inclusive?

Both blue and yellow (diamond & circle)

What was the problem with the coffee shop that the author discusses in the beginning of chapter 2?

The building entrance was inaccessible

Pick the best definition for ABLEISM

Discrimination in favor of able-bodied individuals

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1
What happened in the school that was enthusiastic about inclusion?
They added a medical facility
The parents shot it down
The teacher got burnt out too quickly
Their standardized test scores went up
2
Why is it important to be/become an inclusive educator?
We get more funding
Our actions in the classroom can translate outside of the classroom
Students learn from modeling behaviors.
Both Red & Blue (Triangle & Diamond)
3
How does the "Ideology of Ability" impact our schools and teaching?
We think of able-bodied as the norm & try to fix people who go against that
We view students as "able" and "disabled."
All of the above
Classrooms continue to be secluded
4
Disability rights is a political issue that require community support in order to elicit change
False
True
5
What is the "Ideology of Ability"?
Everyone, disabled or not, should be able to perform daily tasks.
Being able-bodied is the baseline of humanness.
Able-bodied individuals should do things for individuals with disabilities.
6
What is something teachers can do to make sure our classrooms are inclusive?
Make sure able-bodied students know who the disabled students are
Both blue and yellow (diamond & circle)
Make sure students w/ disabilities are active in decisions made about them
Create a safe and welcoming environment for students to thrive
7
What was the problem with the coffee shop that the author discusses in the beginning of chapter 2?
The bathroom was inaccessible
The building entrance was inaccessible
Accessible seating was not available
8
Pick the best definition for ABLEISM
Discrimination in favor of able-bodied individuals
Being able to do things
Not allowing individuals with disabilities to partake in school curriculum
9
People w/ disabilities should be responsible for enacting change in our society in order to make things more accessible
True
False
10
Disability rights has been widely accepted from the beginning.
False
True

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