英文摘要 |
The study investigated the performance of a deafblind student in learning math addition and subtraction and examined the developing process of teachers' instruction. The results of the study indicated that the deafblind student had difficulty in comprehending logical concepts of comparisons and orders when there were more than two numbers. Furthermore, the student was unable to understand the concepts of number combination and decomposition, exchange and replacement. During this study the teachers adopted teaching strategies including utilizing braille machines, finger language, math abacus counting devices, as well as metal arithmetic. The finding showed the mental arithmetic was more effective than counting with fingers. The study developed a teaching model for deafblind students' addition-and-subtraction learning. Based on the outcomes of the study, recommendations were presented to facilitate follow-up studies and to provide reference for teaching mathematics to deafblind students. |