Physical diversity

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Understanding Physical Diversity in Education

Test your knowledge about physical diversity in education systems across the globe! This quiz explores topics such as the educational services available for students with disabilities, integration practices, and challenges faced in various regions.

Learn about special education in Jordan and Hungary.
Discover statistics on disability and education in Mexico.
Engage with true or false questions to challenge your understanding.

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExploringMind12

Schools in Jordan are divided into two types: public and private schools.

True

False

In Hungary, more than half of students with physical disabilities study in integrated education.

True

False

Students with special needs started to receive educational services in Jordan in the late 1970s.

False

True

The three types of disabilities that affect the most school attendance is:

In Hungary, only segregated education provides students with disability-specific care

True

False

In the late of the 19th century, learning for exceptional children started in Jordan by the local churches at that time.

True

False

Most of the population with disabilities has at most a basic education in Mexico.

True

False

Disabled children in rural settlements receive the same care as urban learners

True

False

The vast majority of the population with some disability has a low-skilled job in Mexico, two examples that were mentioned are:

Agricultural workers

Administrative assistants

Artisans

Machine operators

There are some minor challenges and obstacles that face special education services sector in Jordan.

True

False

Thousands of special education teachers are missing from the Hungarian labor market.

True

False

In Jordan the instructional system starts from second grade to the twelfth grade across three different stages, which are elementary, middle and high school.

True

False

Mention an example of how one type of disability is influenced by place of residence, culture, economic solvency and gender.

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Understanding Physical Diversity in Education

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