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| Name: Aimee | Date: Jun 28th, 2006 1:11 AM |
| I would give you an interview. I have a severely autistic daughter. She is 5 years old and is in a cognitive/autistic impaired class. I would answer any questions that you have. Reply with your e-mail and then I will write to you and you can respond with your questions. I'll check back 6/28/06. ↑ |
| Name: nel | Date: Jun 28th, 2006 3:51 AM |
| Thank you soooo Much! [email protected] Here are the questions List of questions Disability Interview Objective: To obtain a first hand understanding of what it is like to have a disability. Task: Locate and interview either a person with a disability (this can be an adult or adolescent) or the parent of a minor child who has a disability. You will also give a 2 to 3-minute* brief summary of your experience. You should not be familiar with the person you interview. In your interview, you should identify, in DISCUSSION form - NOT bulleted: § The first or full name, disability, age and gender of the person with a disability. § How it was first identified? § How did the disability impact the family? Elaborate. § Did the disability predate, postdate, or appear concurrently with the person's entering school? And then how did it affect school progress? § Did the student (or parent) feel as if they were an active participant in the special education team? Elaborate on positives or negatives. § How the disability has been accommodated in school, at home, and at work (if appropriate)? And elaborate. § What do/did they wish every teacher knew and understood about their disability? And elaborate. § What more (should be/should have been) done to provide accommodation? what was your worst experience with a professional that was meant to help you what was your best experience with a professional that was meant to help you what is one word of advice that you would give a person planning on going into the special ed/ rehab field how did you as a parent handle the news that your child had special needs is there anything that someone could have done to make your life easier Did the disability affect the way the child was treatd in school, if so how could the educators have helped? ↑ |
