Ohio Assessments for Educators (OAE) Special Education Practice Exam

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What is an essential element of adapted physical education?

  1. Standardized testing for all students

  2. Personalized instruction to fit individual needs

  3. Competitive sports focus

  4. General fitness programs only

The correct answer is: Personalized instruction to fit individual needs

Personalized instruction to fit individual needs is an essential element of adapted physical education because it recognizes that students with disabilities may have unique capabilities and challenges that require tailored approaches to physical activity. This individualized instruction helps ensure that all students can participate in physical education in a way that is meaningful and valuable to them. It involves assessing each student's abilities and designing activities that accommodate their specific needs, ensuring inclusivity and promoting physical literacy. This personalized focus stands in contrast to the other options. Standardized testing for all students does not account for the diversity of student needs and may not accurately reflect the abilities of those in adapted physical education. A competitive sports focus may overlook the importance of participation and enjoyment for students who may not excel in traditional competitive environments. General fitness programs only may fail to address the specific adaptations necessary for students with disabilities, limiting their access to a full range of physical activities that promote overall well-being.