CLUB MODEL TO DEVELOP LIFE ADAPTIVE COMPETENCY FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN INCLUSIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

My Nguyen Ha, Ngoc Tran Thi Bich, Phuong Nguyen Minh
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The issue of developing competencies for students with disabilities has been raising in recent years because of the issuance of a new program for all students from K1-12 - the 2018 General Education Program (GEP). Students with disabilities must face challenges to be able to develop their competencies in different subjects as well as in experiential activities. Life adaptive competency is one of very important competencies in the program of Experiential activities that students will develop their knowledge of understanding about themselves and their living environment as well as practice their self-regulation skills in responding to change. However, students with disabilities show a lack of life-adaptive competency because of the difficulties caused by their own disabilities as well as other external influences. The club model is one of the solutions that inclusive elementary schools can choose to improve competencies in general and life adaptive competency in particular for all students including those one with disabilities. This study focuses on finding out information about different club models and mentions 04 forms of club models as well as their meanings for students with disabilities so that they may have improved their life adaptive competency in inclusive elementary schools.
以社团模式培养全纳小学残障学生的生活适应能力
近年来,由于针对K1-12年级所有学生的新计划——2018年通识教育计划(GEP)的发布,残疾学生能力培养的问题一直在增加。残疾学生必须面对挑战,才能在不同的学科和体验活动中发展他们的能力。生活适应能力是体验式活动项目中非常重要的能力之一,通过体验式活动培养学生对自身和生活环境的认识,锻炼学生应对变化的自我调节能力。然而,由于自身的残疾以及外界的影响,残疾学生表现出生活适应能力的不足。俱乐部模式是全纳小学提高包括残疾学生在内的所有学生的整体能力,特别是生活适应能力的解决方案之一。本研究的重点是找出不同社团模式的资料,并提及04种社团模式的形式,以及它们对残障学生的意义,以提高残障学生在全纳小学的生活适应能力。
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