英文摘要 |
The purpose of the study was to examine the school adjustments and its relevant factors for junior high school students with hearing impairments in regular classes. The participants were 128 junior high school students with hearing impairments in regular classes. The data of this study was collected from the questionnaire filled out by the students with hearing impairments in regular classes, parents, regular education teachers, and school administrators on Special Needs Education Longitudinal Study in 2010. The collected data were analyzed by descriptive statistic, t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson correlation, and stepwise regression analysis. The main findings were as follows﹕(a)The junior high students with hearing impairments in regular classes show above the average in school adjustment, conventional adjustment, and interpersonal adjustment. academic adjustment is poor.(b)The factors that affect the school adjustment of the general class of students with hearing impairments include: the type of placement, the degree of obstruction, communication skills, self-concept and learning motivation, parental expectations and so on. The degree of hearing loss, family social status and parental attitude does not affect its school adjustment. (c)The degree of obstruction, learning motivation and parental expectations and school support for life adaptation are related to the conventional adaptation of hearing impaired students. The hearing impairment students蒺self-concept, learning motivation, parental expectations and school teaching support are related to interpersonal adaptation. The academic adaptation of the school is related to the type of placement, the degree of obstruction, the ability to communicate, the motivation of learning, the expectations of the parents and the life support provided by the school.(d)The degree of obstruction, parental expectations and academic motivation are important factors in predicting the school adjustment. |