筛查:早期发现和预防为共同利益

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M. Iaia
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筛查:早期识别和预防是共同利益。这一贡献旨在强调学习障碍早期筛查作为一项共同利益的重要性。特殊学习障碍(dsa)是由于儿童在具有足够智力水平的情况下,在没有神经病理学和感觉缺陷的情况下,学习能力相对受损,并限制了儿童的日常生活活动。在过去的几年里,这个问题在意大利大大增加了。关于意大利语,dsa的患病率在意大利语发展中人口的3%至4%之间(共识会议,dsa, ISS 2011)。2010年10月8日第170号法律规定,学校有责任发现早期疑似DSA病例。学校代表着共同的利益,因此有必要将教育视为平等、包容和平等的促进者。在学校进行筛选活动,可在提高认识和培训工作人员方面发挥重要作用,不仅能及早认识到日常生活津贴,而且能实施适当的教学措施
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Screening: identificazione precoce e prevenzione come bene comune = Screening: early identification and prevention as a common good
Screening: early identification and prevention as a common good. This contribution aims to highlight the importance of the early screening within the learning disabilities as a common good. Specific Learning disabilities (DSAs) are due to a relative impairment of the child's ability to learn in the presence of an adequate intellectual level and in absence of neurological pathologies and sensory deficits, and limit the activities of the child’s everyday life. In the last few years, this issue has considerably increased in Italy. Concerning the Italian language, the prevalence of DSAs ranges between 3% and 4% of the developing population for the Italian language (Consensus Conference, DSAs, ISS 2011). The law 170, October 8th 2010 declares that the school has the task of detecting early suspected DSA cases. Schools represent a common good and therefore it is necessary to think about education as a promoter of equality, inclusion and equality. Screening activities in schools can play a significant role in raising awareness and in staff training, enabling not only an early recognition of DSAs, but also implementing appropriate teaching measures
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