Special Child (4 Parts)

Synopsis: Part 1: Teaching science to pupils with learning difficulties; rules for presentation of materials; possible environmental modifications for teaching a science lesson; over-learning; assessment.
Part 2: Using television as a stimulus for pupils with learning difficulties; environmental modifications necessary for group activities; over-learning; assessment.
Part 3: Introducing stimuli to children with learning difficulties; methods of initiating and developing a story from stimulus objects; assessment.
Part 4: Encouraging children with learning difficulties to study their environment; problems involved in taking physically handicapped and slow-learning children on a study visit; over-learning; assessment.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. U-matic, VHS. b&w. 30, 29, 20, 28 min.
Year of production: 1980
Availability: Sale
Documentation: Response booklet available.
Uses: Student teachers.
Subjects: Education
Keywords: mathematics teaching; physically handicapped children; science teaching; special needs education; teaching methods

Title: Science and the special child
Synopsis: Part 1: Teaching science to pupils with learning difficulties; rules for presentation of materials; possible environmental modifications for teaching a science lesson; over-learning; assessment.
Title: Maths and the special child
Synopsis: Part 2: Using television as a stimulus for pupils with learning difficulties; environmental modifications necessary for group activities; over-learning; assessment.
Title: Language development and the special child
Synopsis: Part 3: Introducing stimuli to children with learning difficulties; methods of initiating and developing a story from stimulus objects; assessment.
Title: Environmental studies and the special child
Synopsis: Part 4: Encouraging children with learning difficulties to study their environment; problems involved in taking physically handicapped and slow-learning children on a study visit; over-learning; assessment.

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