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Working with Special Needs Children – SS7026AS (11 min) Spanish

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1

It is safe to lift any student, regardless of weight, as long as you use proper form.

True
False

2

Communication with parents and staff is essential for ensuring the safety and success of transporting students with special needs.

True
False

3

All students within a disability category will require the same transportation procedures.

True
False

4

When using a wheelchair lift, the student should always be backed onto the lift, facing away from the bus.

True
False

5

You should always release a wheelchair's brakes before removing tie-downs.

True
False

6

Which of the following is a correct step in a one-person lift?

Keep your legs straight while lifting
Use only one arm under the student's legs
Pass the student's near arm over your shoulder
Avoid squatting before the lift

7

When loading a student with a motorized wheelchair onto a lift, the student should:

Always drive themselves onto the lift
Be backed onto the lift unless the IEP team has approved otherwise
Sit forward-facing on the lift platform
Be lifted manually if the lift isn’t working

8

What is the maximum weight for a student that can be lifted by one person?

75 lbs
100 lbs
25 lbs
50 lbs

9

What is the first step when using the wheelchair lift on a bus?

Back the student onto the lift
Secure the lift door open
Lock the wheelchair brakes
Fold the footrests

10

Why is it important to maintain consistent routines and seat assignments for students with special needs?

It helps with fuel efficiency
It ensures faster pick-up and drop-off times
It promotes safety and comfort for the student
It allows drivers to complete routes more quickly