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Physical Educators' Attitude Toward Teaching Individuals with
Disabilities-III
General Directions Enclosed is an explanation of four disabling conditions found in the survey to assist you in your response. Read the descriptions carefully before you begin the study. It is important to respond to the statements using only these descriptions.
DO NOT
SKIP ANY QUESTIONS. Emotional/Behavioral Disorder: The term refers to a condition characterized by one or more of the following behavior clusters: severely deviant disruptive, aggressive or impulsive behaviors, withdrawn or anxious, general pervasive unhappiness, depressed or wide mood swings, delinquency, hyperactivity, social maladjustment, hypersensitivity. It is usually serviced with a behavior management program. Specific Learning Disability: "A specific learning disability is a disorder within the individual which affects learning relative to that individual's potential. The disability interferes with the acquisition, organization, and/or expression of information such as in listening, reading, writing, thinking, and movement. In physical education this student could have difficulty with spacial awareness." Mild-Moderate Mentally Impaired: This student would be considered to have an IQ score in the range of 50 to 80 on standardized intellectual tests. The student will probably develop communication skills and social skills but will lag behind their peers. the student usually can learn vocational and daily living skills but may need guidance and/or assistance in these areas. These students may have difficulty in performing motor skills, and exhibit a short attention span. Moderate-Severely Mentally Impaired: This student would be significantly subaverage in intellectual functioning. They would have an IQ score below 50 on standardized tests. They may or may not be able to verbally communicate. There is little socialization or interaction. They are totally dependent on others for self-care. Please circle the response which best corresponds to your agreement with each statement and for each labeled disability. Do NOT skip any. ================================================================================================
KEY ================================================================================================ One advantage of teaching students labeled in my regular physical education classes with nondisabled students is that all students will learn to work together toward achieving goals. 1. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 2. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 3. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 4. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
Teaching students labeled in my regular physical education classes will motivate nondisabled students to learn to perform motor skills. 5. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 6. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 7. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 8. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
9. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 10. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 11. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 12. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
13. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 14. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 15. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 16. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
17. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 18. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 19. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 20. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
21. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 22. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 23. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 24. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
students places an unfair burden on teachers. 25. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 26. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 27. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 28. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
29. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 30. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 31. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 32. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
33. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 34. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 35. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 36. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
Students labeled should not be taught in my regular physical education classes with nondisabled students because they will require too much of my time. 37. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 38. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 39. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 40. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
41. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 42. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 43. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 44. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
45. Emotional/behavioral disorder SD D U A SA 46. Specific learning disability SD D U A SA 47. Mild-moderate mentally impaired SD D U A SA 48. Moderate-severe mentally impaired SD D U A SA
A FEW FINAL QUESTIONS ABOUT YOURSELF
Identify
your gender. Female Male If you have been around or worked with individuals with disabilities, what disability(ies) did they have?
How
competent do you feel teaching students with disabilities?
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