Inclusive Recreation & Accessibility Flashcards
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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II, which entities are required to make their recreation programs accessible to individuals with disabilities?
Answer: State and local government entities
ADA Title II applies to state and local government entities, requiring them to ensure their programs, services, and activities are accessible to people with disabilities.
What is the primary principle behind 'Universal Design' in recreation programming?
Answer: Designing environments and programs usable by all people without adaptation
Universal Design aims to create environments, products, and programs that are usable by all people to the greatest extent possible without the need for adaptation or specialized design.
When a participant with a disability requests a modification to a recreation program, a recreation professional must provide it unless it would result in a:
Answer: Fundamental alteration of the program or an undue burden
Under the ADA, agencies must provide reasonable modifications unless doing so would fundamentally alter the nature of the program or impose an undue financial or administrative burden.
Which document outlines a recreation agency's plan and timeline for making its facilities and programs fully accessible under the ADA?
Answer: Transition Plan
A Transition Plan is the formal document required by ADA Title II that describes the steps a public entity will take to make structural changes to achieve program accessibility.
In inclusive recreation programming, 'zero-reject' philosophy means:
Answer: All individuals with disabilities are included regardless of severity of disability
The zero-reject philosophy holds that no individual should be excluded from a recreation program solely based on the type or severity of their disability.
Which of the following best describes 'adaptive recreation'?
Answer: Programs modified with techniques and equipment to enable participation by individuals with disabilities
Adaptive recreation refers to sports and leisure activities that have been modified or specifically designed to enable people with disabilities to participate.
The ADA requires that a public recreation agency's programs be accessible even if its existing facilities are not. This concept is known as:
Answer: Program accessibility
Program accessibility means that the overall program must be accessible to individuals with disabilities, even if every individual facility is not, by offering activities at alternate accessible locations.