5 resultados para Teenagers with disabilities--Education.
em Repositorio Académico de la Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica
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This paper illustrates the impact of the Universidad Estatal a Distancia (UNED, by its Spanish acronym) in supporting and professionalizing the vulnerable groups of the Costa Rican society, including prison inmates, persons with physical disability, individuals from remote areas, among others. This study attempts to answer this type of questions: What kind of support has been provided to these sectors? What are the challenges faced by distance education universities to succeed? How does UNED have solved these challenges? What is the impact of the Universidad Estatal a Distancia on the Costa Rican society for the professionalization of its population? Documentation and statistics have been used in the study; in addition, two people who graduated from UNED were selected to illustrate the type of cases the University serves.(1) Translator’s note: It refers to the “Costa Rican Distance Education State University”.
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This study developed an individualized proposal to promote, from the family context, the independence of two four-year-old children with motor disabilities. The proposal aimed at helping mothers and fathers to promote different skills within the family context. The results of this study revealed that when the families of children with disabilities are oriented, it is easier for them to start processes that otherwise would be postponed. As a result, it is recommended to create proposals to support the parents and help them to build their own family-growth processes and develop independence living skills in their children with motor disabilities.
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La carencia de un servicio de información integral, bibliográfico, estadístico, legal y referencial sobre la problemática de la población costarricense con discapacidad es una forma de discriminación que impide a estas personas y a sus familiares solucionar sus problemas diarios y tener acceso a una mejor calidad de vida. Por esta razón, se formó una comisión interinstitucional con participación del Departamento de Educación Especial del Mundo, la Federación de Organismos de Padres y Amigos de las Personas con Necesidades Especiales, el Instituto del Niño de la Universidad Nacional y el Consejo de Rehabilitación y Educación Especial, quienes plantearon la necesidad de crear un servicio de información de esta población.
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Concerning the social role, humanistic mission, professional training and development of knowledge pursued by state universities, this article poses the challenge of valuing the difference and acknowledging diversity as a true commitment to society. From the standpoint of diversity, the article proposes to embrace the population with disabilities from the time of entrance and admission to Universidad Nacional.
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Educational services are essential to social and economical development of people, mainly to the progress of all sectors of society. Establishing actions that can promote the participation of various social groups is essential to improve their quality of life and building more respectful and fair human rights without any discrimination or exclusion. In recent years, the Costa Rican education system has undergone significant changes due to the pedagogical approach of inclusive education in which students with educational needs may require different support and specialized resources for training and development. For this, the Basic Educational Division of the Center for Teaching and Research in Education, generated a concern of investigating the participation of the Committee of Educational Support in the process of educational integration, thus, determine the functions performed in the educational context, under the rules of the 7600 Equal Opportunity Act for people with disabilities, which is the entity that corresponds to regulate access to education by identifying the support required for students with educational needs and, advice and trains, administrative staff in schools both public and private in the country. In addition, there is also a concern for exploring the role of the Special Education teacher for this Committee, as well as learning the perceptions of teachers and parents about the functions performed by the committee.