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Inclusive Science: Sensory & Physical Disabilities

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Yes/No questions about accessible science

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Inclusive Science: Sensory & Physical Disabilities
 

Inclusive Science: Sensory & Physical DisabilitiesOnline version

Yes/No questions about accessible science

by BAGUIO, JELLA MAE R.
1

Students with hearing impairments cannot learn Science at the same pace as hearing students.

2

Learners with visual impairments can fully understand Science experiments without any adaptations.

3

Accessibility in Science labs requires only large-print instructions.

4

Accessibility in Science labs involves multiple adaptations beyond just large-print materials.

5

Extra time and adapted materials can improve participation for learners with physical disabilities.

6

Tactile models and raised diagrams help learners with visual impairments understand complex concepts.

7

A student with limited mobility cannot perform any Science experiment.

8

Inclusive design benefits all learners, not just those with disabilities.

9

Written instructions help learners with hearing impairments follow experiments more easily.

10

Traditional laboratory setups are always accessible for learners with physical disabilities.

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