Ch 11: special needs Flashcards
children are classified as impaired when:
physical, psychological,neurological, intellectual, or medical conditions that cause their behaviour to deviate from the norm
gifted children exhibit:
their difference results in academic capabilities that exceed expectations
what is child-first language? PFL?
person-first language: focuses on the person (child) rather than the exceptionalities
why is PFL important?
focuses on what the child can do rather than what they have difficulty with
how do parents adjust to a child with exceptionality? (3)
1) grief over the loss of expected child
2) guilt over their disappointment
3) resentment over the increase time and energy that is required of them
role of a parent with exceptional children: (3)
1) balance internal opposition between wanting to love child as is and erasing the disability
2) find solutions while enduring incurability
3) maintain hopefulness while balling own fears and outside negativity
4 challenges parents face at institutional level
AFIS
1) ACCESS to services and information
2) FINANCIAL barriers to obtaining services
3) INCLUSION of school and community
4) STRESS within the family
gratification factor in mothers of exceptional children
mothers who are disadvantaged make caring for their children a career and contributes to their self actualization
difference between needs and services:
a NEED= problem that requires action
SERVICE=is what best meets the need of the child
children who have exceptionalities are classified as:
impairments, or giftedness