A Difficult Experience Analysis

The first child I choose was Jonah, who has the severe hearing impairment. The modifications that I would have to make in my environment would maybe to have words hanging around the room so I can point at them with him so he can understand me. The adaptations that I would have to make would be to learn sign language so that he can better understand me since he cannot hear. I would also to speak while I am doing the sign language so that the other students can understand me at the same time. In my Experience Plan, my first experience was the boot camp outside in a small area.
The modifications that I would have to make to the activity so that Jonah can participate in the activity would have to be using hand signals. Since he wouldn’t be able to hear me talk to him about how to overcome one of the obstacles, I feel that using a hand signals would benefit him more. I don’t see where I would have to change any of the obstacles since Jonah does not have a physical problem but only a hearing problem. Jonah, the Parents, and Myself would first discuss about the hand signals and see if that would be alright to do and learn with the parents since they would be the ones …show more content…
For the tunnels, I would have to think of a creative idea like maybe opening the bottom of the tunnel and hold it in the air and let her past through it. The reason why I say this because it could make her feel that she is going through the tunnel or even hold a blanket in the air and let her go under it. The modifications that I would have to do for the playdate would be to make sure that the other child understands not to mess with the wheelchair and that she can do the same things like you. I would make sure there is enough room for her to get to the other areas of the play area without any issue and have the toys on a low table so that Mariah and the other child can grab