Scanning as an Assistive Technology Involves

question 2

Multiple Choice

Scanning as an assistive technology involves:

• A) Viewing text quickly with one's eyes to quickly read it
• B) Using the keyboard to make choices on the computer screen
• C) Using an optical scanner to digitise images
• D) Making a choice on the computer screen by activating a switch when the desired choice is identified

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Definitions:

Insight Learning

A cognitive process in which a problem is suddenly understood or solved without the need for trial-and-error.

Free Play

Unstructured, voluntary play that allows children to develop their imagination, creativity, and decision-making skills through spontaneous activities.

Higher Order Conditioning

A classical conditioning process where a conditioned stimulus is paired with a new neutral stimulus, creating a second (often weaker) conditioned stimulus.

Response Generalization

The process by which a conditioned response starts occurring in response to stimuli that are similar but not identical to the original conditioned stimulus.