Children's Adapted Physical Activity Training Quiz

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Children's Adapted Physical Activity Quiz

Test your knowledge on children's adapted physical activities, disabilities, and effective communication strategies. This quiz is designed for those who want to deepen their understanding of how to work with children with various needs.

Learn about different types of disabilities
Understand the importance of building relationships
Explore communication techniques for engaging children

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by EngagingAid175

It is important to build a relationship with your buddy because...

You can get them to do whatever you want

It will allow them to trust you and increase their motivation to participate

It is difficult for them to make friends

None of the above

Which of the following is NOT a common feature of ADHD?

Child presents a difficulty with managing emotions

Child presents a difficulty following instructions

Child presents patience and waits their turn during activities or games

Child presents actions of fidgeting when they are required to sit still or wait

Which of the following is a characteristic of autism spectrum disorder?

Good social skills

Limited social interaction

Unable to remember information

All of the above

Which of the following is not a category of disability?

Orthopaedic impairment

Traumatic brain injury

Digestive disorder

Emotional disturbance

Which disorder affects children's ability to perform common everyday tasks that involve motor function?

Developmental Coordination Disorder

Conduct Disorder

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Which of the following is NOT one of the common behaviours for conduct disorder?

Aggressive Conduct

Deceitful Conduct

Destructive Conduct

Transgression Conduct

What is the best approach when communicating with a child who has ADHD?

Give a large amount of detailed instructions

Expect them to know what to do when it comes to simple activities in order to teach them how to be independent

Implement full sided games so they can expend as much of their energy as possible

Simplify instructions into smaller and understandable segments to not overwhelm them

Which of the following is not a benefit for building a relationship with your buddy?

Boost trust and communication

Grasp a better understanding of who they are

Have the ability to talk to someone about problems in your life

Increases the child's social confidence

Which of the following is considered proper language?

Person first language

Using slang terms such as physically challenged

There is no proper language, talk how you would normally would

None of the above

Select all that apply. How would you build a relationship with your buddy?

Talk to your buddy

Have regular conversations with your buddy's family

Define the child by their impairment

Regularly acknowledge their efforts and strengths

Teach them how to perform fundamental movement skills perfectly, even if they may be feeling frustrated

Pay attention to them to understand how they are feeling

Select all of the incorrect methods regarding proper language.

Make an effort to stay informed on appropriate use of terms

Do not try to understand the level of impairment

Do not refer to the child by their disability if it is not relevant to the conversation

Disability first, person second

Children's Adapted Physical Activity Training Quiz

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