The guide for subject teachers in mainstream schools - EQUAL project

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The guide for subject teachers in mainstream schools

 



                                                   

                             



 The manual as a practical guide is an innovation in the formal educational process of visually impaired students in inclusion. 

 The aim of the manual is to strengthen the competencies of teachers and create more positive attitudes in working with visually impaired students. 

 The manual is available to subject primary and secondary school teachers. It is  written in English and later translated into the native languages ​​of the partner organizations. It is available in electronic form: 







    The manual is created in cooperation with all four organizations in the project.


Contents of the manual: 

Partners’ information and project contacts 


Content index 

The terminology used in EQUAL project



            General Part

  1. The target group 
  1. The purpose of the manual 


  1. Project goals, expected results and project participants 
  1. Visually impaired pupils in inclusive education 


  1. Teachers’ problems in inclusive education 


  1. The profile of inclusive teachers 


  1. Problems of visually impaired pupils 


  1. Distance learning 


            Central Part 


  1. Adaptation of the school surroundings for pupils with visual impairments

 


  1. Teaching tools applied to the education of pupils with visual impairments


    1. Adaptation of materials for visually impaired pupils 


    1. Assistive technology 


    1. Teaching by subject area 


      Art 


      Biology 


      Chemistry 


      Computer science 


      Geography 


      History 


      Languages 


      Mathematics

      Music 


      Physical education 


      Physics 


      Technical education 


    1. Distance learning 


  1. The etiquette for interacting with a person with visual impairment 


Reviews  

References 



Annexes 


      The statistics of the survey 


      Checklist for Classroom Strategies and Adaptations 


      Typhlodidactic guidance for teachers 


 



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