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True or false Statements

1. Crowded classrooms cannot be regarded as a causative factor of barriers to learning as the teacher can pay
individual attention to learners in groups

False

2 A barrier becomes a disability when the social environment excludes the learner or does not give the learner the
necessary support

True

3 The stigma attach to learners experiencing a physical and/or physiological impairment is worse in the rural area,
as everybody knows everybody

False

4 Researchers (eg Turnbull, 1999) believe that the father is more adversely affected by a son who experiences a
physical and/or physiological impairment, than he is affected by a daughter experiencing such an impairment

True

5 The intellectually disabled/impaired are categorized as “mentally retarded”

True

6 The request to “stop discrimination” is only relevant to the Constitution and not to the White Paper 6

False

7 Full-Service schools will be equipped and supported to provide for the full range of educational needs

True

8 The method of asking questions used whilst identifying barriers experienced by a learner, is in no way different
from asking questions when having an ordinary discussion

False

9 The learner’s personal characteristics do impact on his or her motivation

True

10 Cooperative learning methods do not stimulate a better performance when the classroom is a multicultural
classroom

False


October/November 2010

2 Epilepsy is a discharge of normal electric activity in the brain

False

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