Children with Special Education
How many of you really know what it’s like to handle a child with special needs? Most of you aren’t able to answer it’s difficult it requires strength, patients, a high tolerance level heir are many people who have worked with children with special needs have been bitten , hit and things thrown at them. It takes a lot of patience and respect for someone to handle those situations. Because children with special need’s tend to be very strong and teachers have to be able to handle them and also being able to prevent yourself from being severely injured.
Teacher’s have a lot of responsibility of handling a child with extra needs they have to be able to transfer them doing certain things. In this essay concerning …show more content…
Children with Special Education have a difficult time with : Social Values , Individual worth , being treated fairly and, Importance in the community. For instance in an article discussing the social values for Special Education it states, “People hold social values, opinions, and beliefs that influence how those limited resources are distributed. These social values affect who receives special education services; who pay for them; which services are provided; and where, when, and how they are delivered. Social values are not absolute. ( Social Values Pg 8 )” Saying that Special Needs children/ Adults have a difficult time being “Normal” some are exceed to have bigger opportunity for example : able to go to a Regular Ed class , participating in Sports , being able to do more things etc. Another issue is Independent Living for Special Ed Adults , have a difficult time being able to be “ Independent “ achieving things, Special Ed Program’s have homes for adults but, some “ guardians” use them for money , being a special Ed Adult and able to provide and do things on for yourself, being able to fend for their own helps feel “Normal.” Another major issue with Special Education is behavior problem for example one may hit you , fight back , scream , fall out etc , this is because they may not get much …show more content…
An outburst from a grieving student might be considered disruptive; “ ( Sally Kirkpatrick , Pg 1) , most teachers , parents , and guardian are prone to this situation some others aren’t they may feel Assaulted or Violated , teachers should be trained to be able to handle these situations , training will help teachers be able to connect with the student , calm the student down , and more teachers who aren’t able to control the student the situation might be worse , the student might harm another student or other students in the school . children with special education also hit for “fun” because the child believe its funny but, as a teacher you should teach the student from right to
How many of you really know what it’s like to handle a child with special needs? Most of you aren’t able to answer it’s difficult it requires strength, patients, a high tolerance level heir are many people who have worked with children with special needs have been bitten , hit and things thrown at them. It takes a lot of patience and respect for someone to handle those situations. Because children with special need’s tend to be very strong and teachers have to be able to handle them and also being able to prevent yourself from being severely injured.
Teacher’s have a lot of responsibility of handling a child with extra needs they have to be able to transfer them doing certain things. In this essay concerning …show more content…
Children with Special Education have a difficult time with : Social Values , Individual worth , being treated fairly and, Importance in the community. For instance in an article discussing the social values for Special Education it states, “People hold social values, opinions, and beliefs that influence how those limited resources are distributed. These social values affect who receives special education services; who pay for them; which services are provided; and where, when, and how they are delivered. Social values are not absolute. ( Social Values Pg 8 )” Saying that Special Needs children/ Adults have a difficult time being “Normal” some are exceed to have bigger opportunity for example : able to go to a Regular Ed class , participating in Sports , being able to do more things etc. Another issue is Independent Living for Special Ed Adults , have a difficult time being able to be “ Independent “ achieving things, Special Ed Program’s have homes for adults but, some “ guardians” use them for money , being a special Ed Adult and able to provide and do things on for yourself, being able to fend for their own helps feel “Normal.” Another major issue with Special Education is behavior problem for example one may hit you , fight back , scream , fall out etc , this is because they may not get much …show more content…
An outburst from a grieving student might be considered disruptive; “ ( Sally Kirkpatrick , Pg 1) , most teachers , parents , and guardian are prone to this situation some others aren’t they may feel Assaulted or Violated , teachers should be trained to be able to handle these situations , training will help teachers be able to connect with the student , calm the student down , and more teachers who aren’t able to control the student the situation might be worse , the student might harm another student or other students in the school . children with special education also hit for “fun” because the child believe its funny but, as a teacher you should teach the student from right to