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The arts and people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD)
... The arts are an expression of who we are. They celebrate difference and flourish through unique voices and the expression of unique experiences communicated in fresh, original and often unexpected ways. All artists are ...
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Learning disability nurses’ experiences of promoting autonomy in adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities: A phenomenological study
... operationalized in local service policy and procedures, national policy, moral values, professional responsibilities, national legislation and international treaties in broad terms to mean; (1) choice and control; and ...
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Implementing AAC with children with profound and multiple learning disabilities: a study in rationale underpinning intervention
... disabilities. However, there is a paucity of research examining the process involved in implementing AAC support for people who have profound disabilities. This paper seeks to explore the processes ...
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A critical reflection on how sensory stories facilitate high quality teaching and learning for children with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD)
... and Multiple Learning Disabilities) classroom, investigates whether the use of Sensory Stories, in a classroom with a strong ethos of Intensive Interaction, constitutes high quality teaching and ...
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Making Memory Sites: Extending opportunities for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities to participate in life story work
... Having spent a considerable amount of time planning the fieldwork it was with huge relief that I arrived at the homes of the three key participants in the first week of March 2015 to discover that large and diverse ...
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An ecological method for the sampling of nonverbal signalling behaviours of young children with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD)
... the profound degree of comorbidity the child’s capacity to consider the world about them will be primarily in terms of their immediate motor and affective configuration ...
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Commentary on" Evaluating service users’ experiences of using Talking Mats™"
... a learning disability happy and satisfied with their lives: an inclusive research ...Intellectual Disabilities, ...with profound and multiple learning disabilities: a study in ...
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Evaluating the role of a humanoid robot to support learning in children with profound and multiple disabilities
... software-based (such as onscreen keyboards, writing frames and predictive word processing) Most educational applications of assistive technology are as “enablers”, allowing pupils to access content they would otherwise ...
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Work to be done? Exploring the Current Contribution of Educational Psychologists to Special Schools which Cater for Children and Young People with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD)
... and learning opportunities provided for CYP with PMLD (Male & Rayner, 2007; Simmons & Bayliss, ...of disabilities and professional practice, may thus be well placed to provide training when the ...
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Engaging students with profound and multiple disabilities using humanoid robots
... of learning for children with intel- lectual ...“Sustainable learning can occur only when there is meaningful ...enable learning and achievement” ...
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Evaluating the role of a humanoid robot to support learning in children with profound and multiple disabilities
... Input: Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note II Objectives: To correctly steer the robot from a start point to an end point using the Smartphone’s accelerometer as a steering wheel using an[r] ...
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Wordless intervention for epilepsy in learning disabilities (WIELD): study protocol for a randomized controlled feasibility trial
... ing disabilities and epilepsy understand and manage their illness through images that have been tested with people with mild to severe learning ...with learning disabilities who cannot read ...
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Person Centred Planning with people from Leicester’s Asian Communities
... Part of the process of Person Centred Planning can involve looking at these issues, and as a result of this, the person with a learning disability can be empowered. In other cases it may be apparent that what a ...
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Nutritional assessment in developmentally retarded children of 3-10 years age group
... In the present study 100 children with intellectual disability were enrolled. They were divided into mild, moderate, severe, profound disability groups based on their IQ/DQ. Their nutritional status was assessed ...
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A Story to Tell': learning from the life stories of older people with intellectual disabilities in Ireland
... with Disabilities – to foster awareness and respect for the rights, capabilities and contributions of persons with ...intellectual disabilities service sector in the ...intellectual disabilities ...
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To study the causes of learning disabilities at primary level
... Learning disabilities in pakistan: Last few years have been phenomenal in improving the status of Pediatric health in ...mental disabilities in Pakistan to around 17% (8% mental retardation and 9% ...
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A Glance on Diagnosis and Ttreatment of Profound Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis
... 51. Weinshenker BG, Penman M, Bass B, Ebers GC , Rice GPA. A doubleblind, randomized , crossover trial of pemoline in fatigue associated with multiple sclerosis .Neurology. 1992; 42:1468-1471. 52. Lin JS, Hou Y, ...
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Language/Dialect Recognition based on Unsupervised Deep Learning
... called profound organized learning or various leveled learning) is a piece of a more extensive group of AI strategies dependent on learning information portrayals, rather than errand explicit ...
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GOOD PRACTICE IN BREAST AND CERVICAL SCREENING FOR WOMEN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
... A woman may need help in deciding if a smear test is important for her. This may be done by the community learning disability team, or by the care team if the woman is in residential care. A woman may need help ...
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Children with learning disabilities talking about their everyday lives
... with learning disabilities a chance to talk about their feelings towards siblings, practitioners can offer support to brothers and sisters, which may help reduce ...
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