AODA Module15 of 21Question: The Information and Communications Standard is important to thousands of people in Ontario who are disabled, including those who are visually impaired, hearing impaired, mute, have difficulty writing and ___________. Answer:  Need support with mobility Need support with understanding Need support with the Human Rights Code Need support with accessibility standards

AODA Module6 of 21Question: The AODA was developed to support the Ontario Human Rights Code, which prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities.  Answer:  True False

Under the AODA, some persons with disabilities may be accompanied by a support person. Support persons often assist with: Answer:  Communicating on behalf of their client Assisting clients with mobility devices Assisting clients with medication All of the Above

AODA Module9 of 21Question: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to full participation in society, faced by persons with disabilities, that the AODA aims to remove?Answer:  Physical Communication Political Technological Systemic or Attitudinal Transportation

AODA Module19 of 21Question: Which of the following is true. Under the Transportation Standard:Answer:  Students with disabilities who are in need of support are identified Individual School Transportation Plans are developed Students in need of support can make a request for specialized transportation All of the above

The Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR) under the AODA provides five accessibility standards to prevent and remove barriers for people with disabilities. Which of the following is NOT one of these standards?A. Information and communications standardsB. People standardsC. Employment standardsD. Customer service standards