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Family ,community and children with disabilities
1. FAMILY ,COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
(GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSE)
support and services for family
T.SRIVANI
19UED019
II-B.Ed., Mathematics And English
2. Primary Target and Aim of the Support
• Family support – mainly in connected with education of the
hearing impaired children in their special situation.
• It is very important, because:
• The proper support is missing (especially in families )
• In our institute it is the easiest for them to get
3. The most important part of the
family/ parent support
• Increasing parental eligibility
• Mental-hygienic support
• Helping the connection between child and parents
• Contribution to improve financial situations of families
• Others: any help according to the actual life situation; audio-logical advice
and care
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4. Increasing Parental Eligibility
Aim: to give them information in connection with:
Hearing impairment
Improvement, Education of the hearing impaired child
It could be realised by
• Giving information
• Improving skills
• giving advice
• Referring to specialist or special institute
5. • Forms of activities:
Preparation of parents for home training (early
improvement between the age 0-3
- special home training together with parents
- regular small-group special training together with
parents, grandparents at the methodical centre
- hiring tools (it makes easy for parents to obtain
developing tools)
6. Forms of activities
• Preparation of parents for home training (early improvement between the age 0-3
-- special home training together with parents
--regular small-group special training together with parents, grandparents at the
methodical centre
-- hiring tools (it makes easy for parents to obtain developing tools
• Organising lectures (Specialist, parents, institutions)
• Exchanging experience between parents
• Playing together
• Lesson / course for parents
7. Courses for parents
• Aim: giving information in connection with:
-- hearing impairment,
-- knowledge,
-- expert of special needs education,
-- mental-higenic assistance
• Topics:- lectures, visiting lessons, watching videoed therapies, and
discussions
8. Mental-hygienic support parent-group
• Aim: Mental-hygienic support of parents instead of providing knowledge
To help overcome the actually problem
• Topics:
Characteristic of parent-child connection, if the child is hearing impaired
Integration or Segregation
Tolerance, Acceptance, Adjustment
Educational situations
9. Mental hygienic support parent-school
• Lectures, talks, playful elements
• Parents of hearing impaired children integrated and non-integrated
environment
• Hearing and hearing impaired parents together
• Topics:
speech development (hearing aid)
Communication: verbal (no need to sign language)
10. Helping the connection between child and
parents
• It is important, because the communicational difficulties influence the
parent-child connection, its organisation and living.
• Forms of activities:
organising sign language courses
11. Contribution to improve financial situations
of families
• Medicines, medical care
• Obtaining hearing aid
• Forest- schools, camps, travels
Referring to the proper institutions
National Association for the Deaf and Hard of hearing
• Giving information on allowance, family benefits, nursing fees, free medical
care
12. Other
The actual help of families regarding life situation and needs
• Employing unemployed parent
• Giving accommodation for parents coming from far-away homes or in
unexpected crisis situation
13. Audio-logical advice and care
• Besides the education of the children giving advices to
the parents
14. Difficulties in supporting families
Finding the proper time for the programs
• Lack of time
• Different work – shifts
• Approachability of parents
• No-motivated parents (dis-belief)
• Parents do not trust in hearing specialist financial sources of the institute
• No government- help, only applications sources
15. Conclusions
Parents of younger children can be motivated more
easily
Parents also play an integral role as they inspire,
motivate, and incorporate functions taught in therapy
with daily life.
When a parent is not involved in the child's therapy,
it might take much longer for the child to improve