英文摘要 |
The major purpose of this study was to explore the effect of teaching activities for developmentally delayed children. A reversal with multiple-baseline design across subjects was used. Six students age 3 to 5 children from a child center for delayed preschoolers were selected as subjects to participate in a four months experimental teaching Data were gathered from self-designed curriculum-based checklist Portage early education program's checklist Denver Developmental Screening Test and direct observation of children's learning behaviors and analyzed by using pre-posts increased percentage, developmental age increased items and qualitative method.The results were as follows:1. After instruction, experimental group's scores in curriculum-based checklist. Portage earl) education program's checklist, Denver Developmental Screening Test increased. The social scores was highest in curriculum-based checklist, the increased percentage of experimental subject A was 27.9%, experimental subject B was 22.7%, experimental subject C was 28.0%. The self-care and social skill scores of the experimental subjects was highest in Denver Developmental Screening Test. Their increased Hems were more than matched subjects. The social performance was the best in direct observation of children's learning behaviors.2. The increased items of experimental group's scores were more than matched group in Portage early education program's checklist.3. The scores of three subjects in experimental group in maintain stage in designed curriculum-based checklist and direct observation of children's learning behaviors had maintained effect.According to the results, some suggestions for the instruction, curriculum design and future studies were made in this study. |