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Unit 3: Challenges for people with disabilities in the use of green spaces

By administrador / March 15, 2024

Training Module for Trainees in Gardening and Landscaping Unit 3: Challenges for people with disabilities in the use of green spaces Unit 3: Challenges for people with disabilities in the use of green spaces

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1. Question
How many types of disabilities were presented in the video?
- ● 12
- ●4
- ● 7
- ● 2
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What distinguishes sensory from mental disabilities?
- ● Sensory disabilities only occur in old people, whereas mental disabilities can also occur in young people.
- ● Mental disabilities can be seen in people, whereas sensory disabilities cannot.
- ● Sensory disabilities affect people's sensory perception, while mental disabilities often affect people's mental performance.
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Are people with mobile disabilities always dependent on walking aids?
- ● Yes, because if they do not need assistance, they do not have a disability.
- ● No, because people who do not need a walking aid can also have a mobile disability
- ● Yes, because it would be far too dangerous if they did not use a walking aid
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Can people with autoimmune diseases also be considered disabled?
- ● Yes, autoimmune diseases can also lead to disabilities
- ● No, because such diseases are often not bad enough for people who have them to be disabled in their everyday lives.
- ● Yes, because some autoimmune diseases can limit the affected people so much that they are considered disabled.
- ● Yes, because all diseases limit you and you are disabled while you have these diseases.
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Is it important for the social life of people with disabilities that they too can use as many gardens and green spaces as possible?
- ● No, because there are plenty of other places where they can spend time
- ● No, because there are special parks made especially for people with disabilities.
- ● Yes, because people like to meet in green spaces and if disabled people cannot access them, it is more difficult for them to maintain contacts and friendships.
- ● Yes, because parents with disabilities can take their children to the park or their own garden. If they can't, then often their children can't play in the park with the children of healthy parents.
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What does it mean to make a garden as inclusive as possible?
- ● It means designing the garden in such a way that as many people as possible can use it.
- ● It means designing the garden so that only disabled people can use it.
- ● It means designing the garden in such a way that disabled people can sit in it.
- ● It means designing the garden in such a way that people with and without disabilities do not meet.
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7. Question
Walking disability
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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Blindness
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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Deafness
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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10. Question
Wheelchair dependency
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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11. Question
Reduced intelligence
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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Behavioral and emotional problems
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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Parkinson’s disease
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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Multiple sclerosis
- Mobility disability
- Sensory disability
- Mental disability
- Chronic illness
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