M1: SPECIAL NEEDS APPROPRIATE
PRACTICES EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
A developmental delay or disability affects a person's ability to function in a way that is
commonly expected for their age, resulting in special needs. - Correct Answers -
expected for their age, resulting in special needs.
The best place for any child during the day is one where they can receive care that
meets their... - Correct Answers -physical, cognitive, social, and emotional needs.
Learning to see the whole child and what they can do, as well as concentrating on their
family's needs, will help you provide - Correct Answers -excellent care to a child with
special needs
Inclusive child care is an approach to child care that ensures every child has his or her -
Correct Answers -unique needs met, and that every child in the program can participate
in every offering
Ignoring - Correct Answers -means keeping people with special needs out of sight—
artificially "not noticing" or "not talking" about special needs
Infantilizing - Correct Answers -means treating a person with disabilities as if they are
incapable of basic life skills and completely dependent
Objectifying - Correct Answers -means seeing only a person's disability, rather than
seeing a whole person who happens to have special needs
It is important to fight stereotyping of children with special needs by being aware of the
behaviors displayed by yourself and other people. When you see any of these
behaviors, do not confront the person using them. Instead, act by being a role model of
the principles you are learning in this course. - Correct Answers -...
Children who are gifted or talented have special needs that must be met for them -
Correct Answers -to reach their full potential...
Early intervention refers to services that mitigate a delay or disability. - Correct Answers
-services that mitigate a delay or disability.
PRACTICES EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
A developmental delay or disability affects a person's ability to function in a way that is
commonly expected for their age, resulting in special needs. - Correct Answers -
expected for their age, resulting in special needs.
The best place for any child during the day is one where they can receive care that
meets their... - Correct Answers -physical, cognitive, social, and emotional needs.
Learning to see the whole child and what they can do, as well as concentrating on their
family's needs, will help you provide - Correct Answers -excellent care to a child with
special needs
Inclusive child care is an approach to child care that ensures every child has his or her -
Correct Answers -unique needs met, and that every child in the program can participate
in every offering
Ignoring - Correct Answers -means keeping people with special needs out of sight—
artificially "not noticing" or "not talking" about special needs
Infantilizing - Correct Answers -means treating a person with disabilities as if they are
incapable of basic life skills and completely dependent
Objectifying - Correct Answers -means seeing only a person's disability, rather than
seeing a whole person who happens to have special needs
It is important to fight stereotyping of children with special needs by being aware of the
behaviors displayed by yourself and other people. When you see any of these
behaviors, do not confront the person using them. Instead, act by being a role model of
the principles you are learning in this course. - Correct Answers -...
Children who are gifted or talented have special needs that must be met for them -
Correct Answers -to reach their full potential...
Early intervention refers to services that mitigate a delay or disability. - Correct Answers
-services that mitigate a delay or disability.
