source: https://www.mayinstitute.org/news/acl.html?id=1659
AUTEURE
Erica Kearney* , M.A., BCBA, LABA is Executive Director of the May Center School for Children with Autism and Developmental Disabilities in West Springfield, Mass. She can be contacted at ekearney@mayinstitute.org.
Directrice* de l'Ecole May Institute pour enfants autistes et ayant des troubles du développement à West Springfield.
Inclusion: A Difficult Decision
Categories: ASD and DD, Child-focused
Question:
Can children with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities benefit from being in a classroom with typically developing children?
Les enfants autistes ou ayant d'autres troubles développementaux bénéficient-ils d'être dans une classe avec des enfants "ordinaires" ?
Réponse:
By Erica Kearney, M.A., BCBA, LABA
The answer is, “sometimes.”
La réponse est "quelques fois".
Questions:
- -Is the inclusionary environment structured? Does it promote engagement and incorporate research-based teaching methods?
- -Can the child learn/make progress in a group setting?
- -Can the teacher provide instruction in a way that students with special needs can understand? Can she keep their attention?
L'enseignant(e) donne t-il/elle des instructions que comprennent les enfants qui ont des besoins particuliers?
- -Is the child able to tolerate an inclusive environment?
- -What are the pros and cons for the child overall?
Pour les réponses , lire l'article. Merci. Ou en traduire les idées.
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