Inclusion Strategies for Disabilities

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What is a strategy for normalizing and including people with disabilities?

Post pictures of people with disabilities and give everyone a special chair during activities so every child can take part.

What is an important aspect of teaching children with disabilities?

Differentiated learning and activity-based intervention.

What is an important goal for children with disabilities?

Create opportunities for interaction and friendship

How can teachers help children with disabilities learn appropriate behavior and social skills?

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Flashcards

Normalize Disability

To make something common or typical, like disabilities, a part of everyday life.

Accessible Activities

Activities adapted to accommodate diverse needs, like special chairs.

Differentiated Learning

Adapting learning to meet individual needs.

Social Interaction Opportunities

Creating chances for children to connect and make friends.

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Appropriate Behavior

Learning and practicing acceptable social skills.

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Social Skill Development

Helping children learn and practice appropriate social skills

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Inclusive Environment

A learning and social setting that accommodates children with various needs and abilities.

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Visual Aids (Inclusion)

Using pictures to normalize disability and help others understand.

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Study Notes

Normalization and Inclusion

  • Normalize and include people with disabilities in various activities.
  • Include pictures of people with disabilities to give everyone a sense of belonging.
  • Adjust activities, providing a special chair, and creating inclusive activities for all children.
  • Differentiate learning and establish activity-based intervention.

Opportunities for Interaction and Friendship

  • Create opportunities for children with disabilities and challenging behaviors to interact.
  • Encourage children to learn appropriate social skills and behaviors.
  • Allow children with disabilities to spend time with their more socially accomplished peers.

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