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Playable One-Switch Video Games for Children with Severe Motor Disabilities Based on GNomon
... physical disabilities encounter several obstacles that exclude them from engaging in many popular ...severe motor disabilities that rely on one-switch interfaces for accessing electronic devices find ...
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A Learning Process Which Improves Symmetry in the Dynamics of Thoracic Rotation: A New Hope for the Amelioration of Motor Disabilities
... cause motor disabilities and ...acute motor impairment received three treatments; in Experiment 2, twenty-six healthy participants were ran- domly assigned into two groups to perform the experimental ...
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The comparison of emotion regulation strategies and social adjustment of students with physical motor disabilities and normal students
... - motor disabilities and normal ...physically-motor disabilities and normal student, Meaning that students with physical - motor disabilities towards normal students in the ...
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Iranian Adolescents With Physical-Motor Disabilities: Needs and Problems in Education and Employment
... After receiving permission from the Ministry of Educa- tion in Tehran, the sampling process was conducted in co- ordination with the coaches and in agreement with parents and participants (including their written ...
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Making Life Better for Female Students With Motor Disabilities: Success in Saudi Arabia With a Selective Counselling Program
... with motor disabilities who have difficulty responding to a task with speed and accuracy to use ...with motor disabilities have lower self-esteem and less self-confidence as their physical ...
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Evaluation of Collaborative Brain-Computer Interface (C-BCI) for People with Motor Disabilities.
... with motor disabilities. Generally, people with motor disabilities may not live independently and utilize caretakers for their general wellbeing; therefore, the process of contacting such ...
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Alternative communication systems for people with severe motor disabilities: a survey
... with motor impairments, leading to a vast amount of strategies on using the EMG ...severe motor impairments it is expected that few muscles can be explored and therefore limiting the applications to ...
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Character Recognition in a Human-Computer Interface Environment for Users with Motor disabilities
... In Human-Computer Interaction and in Computer Vision, field gestures are of high Importance. In particular, to date there are many applications that use the recognition of the hand-gesture such as sign- language ...
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Prescribing Therapy Services for Children with Motor Disabilities
... primary motor disorder, all potential associated problems such as learning disabilities, mental retardation, sen- sory impairment, speech disorders, emotional diffi- culties, and seizure disorders must be ...
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Biomechanical Signals Human Computer Interface for Severe Motor Disabilities
... Focusing our attention on this kind of human-machine interfaces, the residual voluntary movement detection without utilizing bioelectric signals, a few projects based on the registration of different gestures or corporal ...
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Postural care for people with intellectual disabilities and severely impaired motor function:a scoping review
... profound motor disabilities gives the percentage of those with spasticity (76%), deformations (72%; scoliosis 56%; hip 39%), contracture (32%), and decubitus/pressure area (20%) (van Timmeren et ...
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Motor performance and functional mobility in children with specific learning disabilities
... other motor disabilities, and (4) have severe sensory problem such as deaf or blind which affects their ability in learning and in performing daily ...
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Gender Discrimination among Disabled Women
... with disabilities than for ...with disabilities are more likely to be employed in poorer working ...with disabilities. Women with disabilities must receive training in decision-making ...
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Employment Situation of Person with Disabilities: Case Study in Indonesia
... of disabilities in the enterprise is mostly LIMIT, COUNTRY, DOUBT, SPEC, and PERFORM with each coefficient B rated ...of disabilities workforce, which is not aided with inadequate facilities from government ...
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College instructors’ preparedness to teach students with learning disabilities
... Additionally, when asked to describe the accommodations they were familiar with, the interviewees were limited in their responses, mainly mentioning “more time on tests”, “write tests in student services office”, and ...
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A study to evaluate the effectiveness of video teaching programme on knowledge regarding learning disabilities of school children among primary school teachers in a selected school at Elayampalayam, Namakkal district.
... learning disabilities was only 29% in this sample, which indicates poor fund of ...learning disabilities during their teacher training ...learning disabilities (LD) among teachers in ...learning ...
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Students with disabilities, learning difficulties and disadvantages: statistics and indicators
... From the point of view of making international comparisons, Chart 3.1 reveals two major issues arising from the natural complexity of the area studied. First, comparison is hampered by the inconsistent use of categories ...
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INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES IN GENERAL SCHOOLS A REVIEW
... intellectual disabilities have significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behaviour, even though there are effective educational strategies that teachers can use to help these ...
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To the problem of education of adolescents at risk in a public association in the process of pedagogical counseling
... In our research, we are impressed by the theory of L.N. Antonova. She identifies the concepts of “risk” and “difficulty”, in her opinion, children and adolescents of the “risk group” are people in critical situations or ...
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Evaluating Population Origins and Interpretations of Identity: a Case Study of the Lemba of South Africa
... and motor) involved in understanding or using spoken or written language that may manifest itself in difficulty with listening, speaking, reading, writing, spelling, or completing mathematical calculations (20 ...
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