3. Curriculum
- the outline of concepts to be taught to students to help them
meet the content standards
Hearing Impaired
- people with reduced function or loss of the normal function of
the hearing mechanism
- with limited sensitivity to tasks like listening, understanding
speech, and speaking in the same way those persons with
normal hearing do.
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
4. SPECIAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN THE PHILIPPINES
Graded (Inclusion,
Mainstream and
Small Group)
- Uses the K-12 curriculum
and is adapted/modified
based on the student’s
individual abilities
Non Graded
- Focuses on
Functional Academics
and Daily Living Skills
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Inclusion- placement of a child with a disability in a general education classroom and given modified assignments and have extra assistance from a special education teacher and/or paraprofessional
Mainstream - placement of a child with a disability (or exceptionality) in a general education classroom with the expectation that the student will be able to work and produce assignments at a similar rate as students who don’t have disabilities
Basic literacy and numeracy skills such as reading selected sight words, writing names, counting coins and reading time on an analogue clock
Personal hygiene, cooking skills, emotional control and recognizing emotions in themselves andothers