ETH306W INCLUSIVE EDUCATION B (EDUCATIONAL THEMES 306) EXAM PACK OCTOBER/NOVEMBER MEMOS

ETH306W INCLUSIVE EDUCATION B (EDUCATIONAL THEMES 306) EXAM PACK OCTOBER/NOVEMBER Question CORRECT OPTION AND EXPLANATION 1.1 Option /d/ is correct. 1.2 Option a is correct (p198) 1.3 Option C is correct. Learners suffering from hyperopic can see well at a distance but their close vision is poor (p143) 1.4 Option B is correct. 1.5 Option C is correct. Quadriplegia or tetraplegia occurs when all four limbs are affected (p175) 1.6 1.7 Option A is correct. Epilepsy is a discharge of abnormal electrical activities in the brain (pp182) 1.8 Option B is correct. Sign language has a separate grammar that is not based on any spoken or written language (pp 160) 1.9 Option A is correct (pp 156-157) 1.10 Option /a/ is correct. Inner language or the language of the thought is the language in which one thinks. It is not necessarily expressed verbally. (pp201) 1.11 Option B is correct. Reflective language express personal experience and level of thought (pp202) 1.12 Option d is correct 1.13 Option a is correct (pp148) 1.14 Option /a/ is correct. A person has a visual or aural/and story disability when his ability to see or hear is affected (p7) 1.15 Option c is correct. Learners subject to sudden spells of bad temper, aggressiveness, vandalism or who are very prone to swiftly changing moods 2 | P a g e Very depressed, elated, suffer from hidden or disguised epilepsy (pp187) 1.16 True. Essay/ composition, spelling and handwriting constitute three elements of written language (p273) 1.17 True. These learners will be underachievers. This means they do not do well as one would expect of them (p8) 1.18 True. Learners suffering from hyperopia or farsightedness can see well at a distance but their close vision is poor (pp143) 1.19 False. Epilepsy is a discharge of abnormal electrical activity in the brain. (pp182) 1.20 False. The stigma of a learner with a physical and/or physiological impairment may be less in a rural than in an urban area because the learners might be more easily accommodated on the farm. (pp40)