Social isolation of deaf and disabled children
Deaf and Disabled Children Talking about Child Protection
... for deaf and disabled children Much of what we have discussed so far relates to responses to ...of deaf and disabled ...and social activities would reduce isolation and, ...
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Social Isolation, Fear of Missing Out, and Social Media Use in Deaf and Hearing College Students
... assist deaf students as a communication tool, it also allows them to participate in their ...on social media. Cuculick found that deaf students spent more time online than the students in Towner & ...
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Enablers of help-seeking for deaf and disabled children following abuse and barriers to protection : a qualitative study
... Such isolation also created vulnerability to abuse for this woman who was ‘befriended’ by an older neighbour in ...including social workers, health professionals and teachers were routinely involved in ...
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Maltreatment among Deaf, their Non-Disabled Siblings and Hearing Children: Prevalence and Prevention
... among deaf, their non- disabled siblings and hearing counterparts in District Gujrat, ...abuse, social abuse and ...30 deaf children in pilot ...410 deaf their 161 ...
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Experiences of Social Inclusion and Exclusion of Deaf Children
... all Deaf family did not mention feelings of ...but Deaf siblings, discussed how their relationship with these Deaf siblings were tighter compared to the relationship with their hearing parents and ...
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Emotion processing and social cognition in deaf children
... addressed deaf children born to hearing parents’ emotion recognition ...of deaf children’s emotion processing: the ability to voluntarily encode facial expressions of ...the deaf ...
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Innovation in social care assessments for disabled children
... Enfield used a local inclusive theatre company to engage DCYP in the CDC Learning Model activities. One example that Coram observed was the facilitation of a fun half-day session at a local special school with ten ...
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A Study of Social Maturity and Adjustment in Intellectually Disabled Children.
... of social maturity and adjustment in intellectually challenged individuals has wide implications for the level of support needed in their literacy or vocational training as well as their integration in the ...
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The effect of social skills training on social isolation and achievement in children
... Social Acceptance Scores, Pre-and Post-test Reading Accuracy and Comprehension Ages for Groups A, B and C.. TABLE 4: i.[r] ...
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Dimensions of social sensitivity in two types of learning-disabled children.
... 700 case records o f children re fe rre d to the Neuropsychology U n it, Regional Children's Centre, Windsor Western Hospital Centre. In a l l cases, the subjects had been re fe rre d because of a "learning" ...
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Social Isolation Among Families Caring for Children With Disabilities
... traditional friends and family members inhibited, but visits by those individuals into the child’s home are often curtailed. There are various reasons for this. If there is home nursing or other nonfamily caregivers ...
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Inclusive social networks and inclusive schools for disabled children of migrant families
... migrant disabled students and the Italian school ...migrant disabled students aged ...organizational, social and cultural problems; schools and education services play a key role in facilitating the ...
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Reading and Dyslexia in Deaf Children
... Hearing children with dyslexia Twenty hearing children with identified dyslexia completed the same test battery to act as a reference group for comparison principally with the oral deaf ...the ...
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Facts on Trauma and Deaf Children
... • Deaf with a capital D is used when referring to a particular group of people who share a common language (American Sign Language in the United States), heritage, social affiliation, educational ...
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Disabled children in residential placements
... in social care”; 17 and, • a recent advisory paper on commissioning residential placements for looked after children and those with SEN and disabilities noted: “Far too often placements are made which may ...
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The needs of disabled children and their families
... In ad dition , a th ird of p aren ts h ad un m et n eeds related to learn in g skills wh ich would en co urage th eir ch ild’s developm en t , as well as th o se wh ich would resolve or ease sleep an d beh aviou r pro ...
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Function of families with disabled children
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Now Being Social: The Barrier of Designing Outdoor Play Spaces for Disabled Children
... that disabled children are entitled to the same play opportunities as other children’ (Dunn, Moore and Murray, 2003, ...disabled children. It has a focus on involving communities, ...
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Now Being Social: The Barrier of Designing Outdoor Play Spaces for Disabled Children
... that disabled children are entitled to the same play opportunities as other children’ (Dunn, Moore and Murray, 2003, ...disabled children. It has a focus on involving communities, ...
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Avoiding Linguistic Neglect Of Deaf Children
... a deaf (or hearing) child results in language development that follows the same patterns and produces the same devel- opmental results as exposure to a spoken language does for a hearing child (Courtin 2000; ...
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