case study for special child

The following case studies present three different children with ASD and describe the SLP's strategies to enhance communication and quality of life. The three case studies demonstrate various options in AAC intervention that can be used by children of different ages. —Ann-Mari Pierotti, MS, CCC-SLP. Case Study 1: Anderson | Case Study 2 ...

The case study was conducted by keen observations of the special needed child by involving and getting information directly from different reliable sources like,concerned teachers, peer groups from the school, parents, family members and peer groups of the child from the home environment. The tools used in the study were 1. Qustionnaire. 2.

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he case studies in this chapter address the needs of students with the ... He was the first child on the playground each recess, and he was the last to leave the playground. ... special education teacher suggested that Susan collect informal achievement data on Gabe's basic reading, writing, and math skills.

It can be challenging to have a special needs child but finding the right educational setting is probably the biggest challenge special needs families face, however we count ourselves very lucky to have found the Circle Centre." Harrison's story Harrison was diagnosed with autism when he was just over 2 years old.

To address the inclusivity of Rose Hill School a case study research design was used to ascertain multiple perspectives by means of interviews. Those interviewed were the principal, eight teachers, two special needs assistants and four parents.The four parents had children with different special educational needs. One child had

Keywords: outdoor learning, nature-based learning, special education, case study, autism. Citation: Friedman S and Morrison SA (2021) "I just want to stay out there all day": A Case Study of Two Special Educators and Five Autistic Children Learning Outside at School. Front. Educ. 6:668991. doi: 10.3389/feduc.2021.668991

A CASE STUDY OF A CHILD WITH SPECIAL NEED/LEARNING DIFFICULTY Researcher. VIPAN RAJ. 2018, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CREATIVE RESEARCH THOUGHTS(IJCRT) The study has been conducted to investigate the levels and kind of difficulty the child/student is facing in learning things in or outside the classroom. It also examines the relationship between ...

CASE STUDY: Kenny. Present Levels of Performance (Reading, Math, Communication, Social Skills, Motor Skills, etc. . .) Reading: Vocabulary 9.0 Comprehension 10.0. Written Language: Passed state assessment test at proficiency level. Math: Passed state assessment test at the advanced proficiency level. Goals for Future Growth.

A previous study (Lundqvist, Allodi Westling, and Siljehag Citation 2015a) indicated that inclusive preschools provide integrated support (e.g. time visualisations, child preferences, special equipment, picture exchange communication, sign language, feedback and one-on-one assistance) to facilitate and enhance children's sense of belonging ...

Introduction. Education is a fundamental human right. It is recognized worldwide that all individuals with disabilities have a right to an inclusive education (IE) where there is meaningful access to, and full participation, for everyone (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund [UNICEF], 2017; Reid et al., 2018).IE contributes to developing fairer and more inclusive societies ...

Introduction. The international context for education for children with disabilities and other additional needs is grounded in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child [Citation 1] and the Salamanca Statement [Citation 2].The trend internationally is towards "inclusive" education [Citation 3, Citation 4] and practices to accommodate disabled children and others with "special ...

With more and more families opting for this approach to education for their special needs child, there is a rise in the number of schools adopting this approach.

1. Introduction. ASD is a lifelong neurodevelopmental disability characterized by persistent and pervasive impairments in social understanding and communication, poor adaptive functioning, and the presence of restricted or repetitive behaviors and interests [].Current epidemiological studies have revealed an increased prevalence of ASD over the previous two decades []; ASD has been diagnosed ...

A Journey to Stare Then Reach - a case study of a special child. This is a story of a little angel of in the school Durgabhai Deshmukh Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Centre. The mother of the little angel is a homemaker while her father was working at a press. Little angel was the first child of her parents and was born on 19th March 2012.

Fifty years ago, the US federal government, following an advisory committee recommendation (United States Office of Education, 1968), first recognized specific learning disabilities (SLD) as a potentially disabling condition that interferes with adaptation at school and in society.Over these 50 years, a significant research base has emerged on the identification and treatment of SLD, with ...

Special education law and practice have undergone profound transformation over the past 50 years. Students with disabilities are now more likely to receive a free and appropriate education in the least restrictive environment possible; however, the ideals of the law have not always been manifested in effective practice. Although special education services are vastly better today than they were ...

Abstract. This study explored the impact of combining direct instruction with structured field experience, in the form of a child case study, on the beliefs and practices of teacher participants. Seventeen Master of Education candidates, who enrolled in a 'Special Needs and Inclusion' course, conducted child case studies in private schools ...

Abstract. The purpose of the study was to understand a mother's perspective about raising children with disabilities. This was a unique case study because the mother was a highly educated advocate in the special education profession and the process was very educational for the researcher. A detailed description of the methodology is provided ...

This study explored the impact of combining direct instruction with structured field experience, in the form of a child case study, on the beliefs and practices of teacher participants.Seventeen Master of Education candidates, who enrolled in a 'Special Needs and Inclusion' course, conducted child case studies in private schools in the United Arab Emirates and reported deeper understanding ...