Mr Tim Loreman
6 points - 2 hours per week - First semester - Clayton - Prerequisite: EDF4012
Objectives Upon successful completion of this
subject, students should have acquired: a detailed knowledge of the concept of
inclusive schooling and curriculum access issues, an understanding of
assessment techniques and their application, the ability to formulate
objectives that enhance student participation and learning. They should be
familiar with alternative strategies for curriculum modification and
instructional delivery and have detailed knowledge of criteria for
evaluation.
Synopsis In recent years there has been a marked increase in the number
of children and adolescents with special needs entering the regular school.
This subject will assist students in the application of modification strategies
to enable special needs students to access the curriculum. Topic areas covered
will provide students with a level of skill to enable them to meet students'
individual needs across the curriculum.
Assessment Essay (1500 words): 25% Construction of assessment tools 25% Formulation of strategies 25% Essay (1500 words) 25%
Recommended texts
Foreman P Integration and inclusion in action Harcourt
Brace, NSW, Australia 1996
Schmidt M W and Harriman N E Teaching strategies for inclusive classrooms -
schools, students, strategies and success Harcourt Brace, Orlando 1998
Victorian Board of Studies Curriculum and Standards Framework Carlton:
Board of Studies 1995
Department of Education Handbook program for students with disabilities and
impairments books 1 - 4 1998