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PRIME QUESTION AND ANSWERS, , 39, , a ee EE narnia ieee ea, , Q.2., Ans., , Q.3., Ans., , Explain meaning of disorder, (CBSE Text Book Question), , Disorder is defined as anything which obstructs a person's daily activity. It refers to an illness that, distrupts the individual functioning,, , Define Impairment and Disability. (CBSE Text Book Question), Impairment or Disorder: A disorder is a problem or illness which affects someone's mind or body. It, is normally related to mental disorder, A disorder can affect adversely a person in any way, Disorder, disrupts a person's performance and daily normal functions of a person. Any disorder in beginning, seems to be a normal problem, but it results lethal gradually, There is no specific time frame for any, disorder, It can occur at any stage of life. If a disorder is not diagnosed and treated at appropriate time,, then it can become a disability,, , Disability: Disability is a disadvantage that restricts the smooth functions of movement of a person., {t hampers daily routine activites of a person. It relates to physical, mental, developmental problems, of a person. It is a disturbance of function, structure of both resulting from a genetic or embroynic failure, in development or from exogenous factors such as poison, trauma or disease., , Long Question Answers (100-150 Words), , Q.1., Ans., , Q.2., Ans., , What do you mean by disability? Explain its consequences., , Disability is a disadvantage that restricts the smooth functioning of movement of a person. It hampers, , daily routine activities of a person, It relates to physical, mental, developmental problems of a person., , It is a disturbance of function, structure of both resulting from a genetic or embryonic failure in, , development or from exogenous factors such as poison, trauma or disease,, , Discuss the need of sports for children with special need. (CBSE Text Book Question), , Physical activities help to develop physical, social and emotional development. The peak of physical, , development happens in childhood and is, therefore, a crucial time for mental development and body, , coordination to encourage specific activities such as grasping, writing, crawling, and walking. Physical, activity helps special needs to gain self-confidence, promote social and emotional development., 1. Physical Improvements: Special need Children who get more opportunities to do regular physical, activities, enhance their physical and motor development. Opportunities to play to gain knowledge, give a better chance of developing sensory motor activities. In fact, children who get ample opportunities, to do more and more physical activities are likely to have better motor development., 2. Improper Speech and Language Development: The speech and language can have a direct effect, on a special need child’s motor development. Regular physical exercises help to build self-confidence, which helps the special need children to overcome the speech and language problem. Speech development, can be enhanced through physical exercises by increasing the stimulation response, adequate awareness, of communication and exposure to the different environment., 3. Enhance academic performance and cognitive function: Scientific research has demonstrated, repeatedly that active physical activity can enhance academic performance and mental ability., Parents and teachers are encouraged to find creative ways to implement reasonable accommodations, to ensure that all students with special needs can be successful in physical education and the school, environment, 4. Enhance the health of special need children: Physical activities improve the health of the special, need children. It reduces the risk of health complications such as diabetes, hypertension ete., Research shows that special education students are less likely to involve in physical exercises than, normal children, Usually, they are developing childhood obesity, anxiety, stress, and overweight., Therefore, special need children need motivation to involve in physical exercises program., , . It Boosts Happiness: Exercises help to boost happiness. It even helps to deal with depressions, over, stress. In fact, regular exercises help to boost your energy and reducing stress in the special need, children., , a, , 6. Exercises Improve Self-Confidence: Regular exercise helps to improve self-esteem, positive body __, , and image in the special need children. It helps to maintain a healthy weight, appearance.