4. DENO (1970)and REYNOLDS(1971),have suggested instructional
programme for exceptional children in normal schools.
1.REGULAR CLASS ASSIGNMENT
2.REGULAR CLASS ASSIGNMENT WITH
SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONS
3.PART-TIME SPECIAL CLASS
4.FULL-TIME SPECIAL CLASS
5.SPECIAL SCHOOLS
6.HOME BOUND INSTRUCTIONS
7.INSTITUTIONAL OR RESEDENTIAL ASSIGNMENT
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K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
5. This is the most integrated level and
exceptional children attend the regular
classes with others of same age.
This children may requires adjustment in
environment (e.g; an extra large
table)compared to their peers.
Teacher should need skills and
understandings to maintain normal
atmosphere.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
6. Children have their regular class for most part
of the day.
Certain portions of their instructions are
provided in a resource room, located in same
school building.
A trained specialist provides instruction to the
individual child or group of children.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
7. If the individual child needs special
instructions in specific setting the teacher
should provide part-time special class for
that children in the resource room.
The rest of the school time may be spent in
the regular class.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
8. The disabled children are provided with
prosthetic environment to increase their
functional levels in certain areas.
Highly skilled professional people are
required for this level of learning.
They spend most of their periods in special
classes and they join the regular class
student to participate in co-curricular
activities.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
9. Special schools for certain types of functional
disorders are required for specific children.
When normalcy is achieved, these children
may brought into the regular schools.
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K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
10. This is very expensive type of instructions.
Highly resourceful and skilled teachers are to
bring the instructional programme to the
child at home.
The children who cannot be instructed in
school are provided instructions in home
settings.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.
11. This is the final level in Deno’s model, is
continuity of special education assignment
which is the most segregated.
3/18/2021
K.Thangavel,Assistant Professor,
Thiagarajar College of
Preceptors,Madurai-9.