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12 marks

Q1. Explain the concept of curricular adaptation and its importance in inclusive education for children with visual impairments. Discuss the process of making reasonable accommodations with suitable examples.

Q2. Describe the pedagogical strategies used in teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) to visually impaired students. How do cooperative learning and multisensory teaching enhance their learning outcomes?

Q3. What is the significance of adapting curricular activities for children with visual impairments? Explain how physical education and yoga can be modified to meet their needs.

Q4. Discuss the adaptations required for indoor and outdoor games for visually impaired students. Evaluate the role of organizations like the Indian Blind Sports Association and Paralympic Committee of India in promoting sports among them.

6 marks

1)      Explain the concept of curriculum and discuss the need for a specialized curriculum in special education for visually impaired learners.

2)      Compare and contrast the developmental, functional, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) approaches in special education curriculum design.

3)      Describe the process of Learning Media Assessment (LMA) and its significance in determining the appropriate literacy medium for visually impaired students.

4)      Discuss the techniques of teaching Braille to beginners, including pre-Braille readiness skills and instructional strategies.

5)      Explain the importance of Orientation and Mobility (O&M) training for visually impaired individuals. Describe the key techniques used in pre-cane and cane mobility.

6)      Outline the procedures for training sensory efficiency (auditory, tactile, residual vision) in children with visual impairments. Provide examples of activities.

7)      What is reasonable accommodation in inclusive education? Discuss the planning process with examples for visually impaired students.

8)      Evaluate the effectiveness of cooperative learning and multisensory teaching strategies in the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC).

9)      How can physical education and yoga be adapted for students with visual impairments? Provide specific modification strategies.

10)  Discuss the role of agencies like the Paralympic Committee of India and World Blind Cricket in promoting sports among visually impaired individuals.

11)  How does the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) differ from the Core Curriculum? Explain its components and relevance in the holistic development of visually impaired learners.

12)  Design a lesson plan for teaching daily living skills (e.g., dressing, cooking) to a visually impaired student, incorporating multisensory techniques.

2 marks

  1. Define ‘hidden curriculum’ and give an example relevant to visually impaired students.
  2. List two roles of a special teacher in curriculum implementation for VI learners.
  1. What is Braille reading readiness? Name two pre-Braille skills.
  2. Name two optical devices used by low-vision students for print reading.
  1. Why is sensory efficiency training critical for VI children?
  2. Give two examples of age-appropriate daily living skills for a 10-year-old with VI.
  1. Differentiate between curricular adaptation and reasonable accommodation.
  2. Name two teaching materials for ECC and their purposes.
  1. How is chess adapted for visually impaired players?
  2. What is the significance of Abilympics for VI individuals?
  1. What is the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) approach?
  2. Name two social interaction skills taught in ECC.
  3. Why is reflective teaching important in special education?
  4. What are the key components of an IEP for a VI student?
  5. How does peer tutoring benefit VI learners?
  6. List two mobility aids besides the white cane.
  7. What is the role of tactile modeling in teaching daily living skills?
  8. Name two creative arts activities adapted for VI students.
  9. Why is the Eclectic Approach used in special education?
  10. What is the purpose of a Reading Readiness Kit?
  11. What is the difference between a knowledge-based and skill-based curriculum?
  12. Why is Braille contraction teaching introduced only after alphabet mastery?
  13. Name two auditory training activities for sensory efficiency.
  14. How does reflective teaching benefit educators of visually impaired students?
  15. What is goalball, and how is it adapted for visually impaired players?

 

 

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