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Supporting Inclusion

Please read through each of the 11 scenarios and answer 30 multiple choice questions based on the online learning resource 'Supporting Inclusion'. Choose the most appropriate response for the scenario. Reflections to the scenarios will be provided upon answering each question for you to learn and reflect upon the most appropriate response to each scenario. The preferred response will be highlighted in green text.

A PDF of the questions, your responses and reflections will be available for you to download at the end to keep for your reference.

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Scenario 1: At the Cinema

1.1 It is a long weekend day. You go with Sebastian, a young man with mild ID, to the movies. He chooses to watch a children's cartoon he already watched last month and is very excited about it. You enter the cinema and sit in your row. After a few minutes, a man comes with a school-aged child, approaches Sebastian and asks him to move, as Sebastian is sitting in the man's seat.

* must provide value

a) Wait for Sebastian to respond, be ready to help if needed

b) Prompt Sebastian to compare his ticket to the seat number, see the difference and move to the correct seat

c) Apologise to the man, direct Sebastian to the correct seats and choose to sit between him and the man

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Reflections

Your Answer: Preferred Response

a) You give Sebastian the opportunity to respond to the man and child independently.

b) You’re helping Sebastian manage this situation. But would it be better to give him an opportunity to respond first?

c) You’ve taken control of the situation and might have prevented a potential conflict. But you have also taken away from Sebastian an opportunity to participate in a social encounter.

Reflections

a) You give Sebastian the opportunity to respond to the man and child independently.

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

b) You’re helping Sebastian manage this situation. But would it be better to give him an opportunity to respond first?

c) You’ve taken control of the situation and might have prevented a potential conflict. But you have also taken away from Sebastian an opportunity to participate in a social encounter.

Reflections

a) You give Sebastian the opportunity to respond to the man and child independently.

b) You’re helping Sebastian manage this situation. But would it be better to give him an opportunity to respond first?

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

c) You’ve taken control of the situation and might have prevented a potential conflict. But you have also taken away from Sebastian an opportunity to participate in a social encounter.

Q1.1 Correct or Incorrect Score

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1.2 After sorting out the seats, the child says "I can't wait for the movie to start!" Sebastian doesn't respond to it. You can:

* must provide value

a) You turn to Sebastian, saying "are you excited too, Sebastian?"

b) Respond to the child. Start to chat with him about his film preferences

c) Say "Shhh, the movie's starting soon."

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Reflections

Your Answer: Preferred Response

a) You’ve created an opportunity for Sebastian to engage in a friendly social exchange.

b) You’ve responded to an opportunity for a friendly encounter. But have you also excluded Sebastian from the conversation?

c) You’ve missed out on an opportunity for Sebastian to experience a convivial encounter.

Reflections

a) You’ve created an opportunity for Sebastian to engage in a friendly social exchange.

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

b) You’ve responded to an opportunity for a friendly encounter. But have you also excluded Sebastian from the conversation?

c) You’ve missed out on an opportunity for Sebastian to experience a convivial encounter.

Reflections

a) You’ve created an opportunity for Sebastian to engage in a friendly social exchange.

b) You’ve responded to an opportunity for a friendly encounter. But have you also excluded Sebastian from the conversation?

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

c) You’ve missed out on an opportunity for Sebastian to experience a convivial encounter.

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1.3 When the movie starts, Sebastian is totally engaged, laughing loudly at the funny parts and sometimes clapping his hands. During the more thrilling part, he calls "woooo!!" You notice that the woman in front of you is shuffling uncomfortably in her seat and at the last interval she turns her head towards you, frowns and says "shhh!". Sebastian seems not to notice it.

* must provide value

a) You pat Sebastian's shoulder to calm him down, making a hushing sound or gesture

b) You shrug and tilt your head towards Sebastian, to suggest she could approach him more directly

c) You draw Sebastian's attention to the woman, quietly saying "She is asking us to be quiet" and let him respond to it

d) You prompt Sebastian to hand the woman a decorated card on which it is written: "Sorry for the noise. I sometimes find it hard to keep quiet when I get excited. Thank you for your understanding"

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Reflections

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

a) You help Sebastian keep noise to a minimum as expected in a cinema. But you have also left no opportunity for direct exchange between Sebastian and the woman.

b) You encouraged direct exchange between Sebastian and another person. But since he did not notice the first request, some prompt might be useful.

c) You supported Sebastian to engage in an encounter, prompting him to respond to the situation.

d) You came well prepared for the movies knowing this might happen. But if such issues come up regularly, there might be other ways to prepare Sebastian to respond to such situations.

Reflections

a) You help Sebastian keep noise to a minimum as expected in a cinema. But you have also left no opportunity for direct exchange between Sebastian and the woman.

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

b) You encouraged direct exchange between Sebastian and another person. But since he did not notice the first request, some prompt might be useful.

c) You supported Sebastian to engage in an encounter, prompting him to respond to the situation.

d) You came well prepared for the movies knowing this might happen. But if such issues come up regularly, there might be other ways to prepare Sebastian to respond to such situations.

Reflections

a) You help Sebastian keep noise to a minimum as expected in a cinema. But you have also left no opportunity for direct exchange between Sebastian and the woman.

b) You encouraged direct exchange between Sebastian and another person. But since he did not notice the first request, some prompt might be useful.

Your Answer: Preferred Response

c) You supported Sebastian to engage in an encounter, prompting him to respond to the situation.

d) You came well prepared for the movies knowing this might happen. But if such issues come up regularly, there might be other ways to prepare Sebastian to respond to such situations.

Reflections

a) You help Sebastian keep noise to a minimum as expected in a cinema. But you have also left no opportunity for direct exchange between Sebastian and the woman.

b) You encouraged direct exchange between Sebastian and another person. But since he did not notice the first request, some prompt might be useful.

c) You supported Sebastian to engage in an encounter, prompting him to respond to the situation.

Your Answer: Less Desirable Response

d) You came well prepared for the movies knowing this might happen. But if such issues come up regularly, there might be other ways to prepare Sebastian to respond to such situations.

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