英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of general case programming on teaching high school students with moderate intellectual disabilities to fill in personal information. Three participants enrolled in this study. A multiple-probe across subject design was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum of learning personal information writing skills. The curriculum was designed based on the general case programming procedures. The experiment lasted for 11 weeks with five times a week. Evaluation of learning effects was based on the subjects' correct percentage on the Personal Information Writing Test. The data were analyzed through visual inspection. In addition, error patterns were analyzed as well. The findings of this study indicated that the general case instruction made good immediate effects on the acquisition of filling in personal information skills for high school students with moderate intellectual disabilities. The results also indicated that students with moderate intellectual disabilities can be taught to fill in a wide range of real personal information forms by careful selection of training examples. The error patterns which participants made most often including mistakes of writing the character, leave it blank, incomplete ID or telephone number, word order errors, and the confusion of A.D. and the Republic of China calendar mode of writing the year of birth date. |