1) What is the purpose of a graduated approach in education? a) To promote inclusion and support for all students b) To determine class rankings and academic performance c) To assign grades and evaluate student progress d) To provide extra-curricular activities and clubs 2) What does SEND stand for in the context of education? a) Special Education Needs Department b) School Enrollment and Neighbourhood Development c) Support and Educational Needs Directive d) Special Educational Needs and Disabilities 3) Which statement best describes the concept of inclusion in education? a) . Providing separate classrooms for students with disabilities b) Excluding students with disabilities from mainstream education c) Ensuring equal access and opportunities for all students d) Focusing solely on academic achievement 4) What is the role of a SENCO in a school? a) Managing school finances and budgeting b) Overseeing school discipline and behaviour management c) Coordinating support for students with special educational needs d) Organising school trips and extracurricular activities 5) Which law in the UK requires schools to make reasonable adjustments for students with disabilities? a) Equality Act 2010 b) Education Act 1996 c) Disability Discrimination Act 1995 d) Special Educational Needs and Disability Code of Practice 6) What is an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan? a) A document outlining a student's individual needs and support requirements b) A national curriculum for primary and secondary education c) A government initiative to improve physical education in schools d) A program to assess students' academic performance

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