英文摘要 |
This is an explorative case study of how kindergarten teachers’ conceptualize and respond to pupil diversity in the context of individualized education program (IEP). The purpose is to investigate critically current practice in relation to individualized education program for pupils in central of Taiwan. The methods used were interviews with practitioners; and IEP document analysis. The findings showed that: (1) Most of the teachers design and implementation of IEP were examined through semi-structured interview with parents and other professionals; classroom observation; and annual review document analysis. However, results also showed that IEP goals are generally poorly written, particularly in terms of their measurable objectives as pupils’ progress in education (2) Teacher analyze data and status of pupil for common strands of strengths and needs. In order to create a formalized IEP for instruction that will address unique pupils’ needs. (3) Kindergarten teachers could integrate IEP goals into theme curriculum activate. But findings showed that IEP goals for pupils with theme curriculum do not attend to their needs of more functional contents. Moreover, the process of implementing the IEP goal confronts different difficulties, etc. lock of time and teachers (4) Evaluating pupils performance and progress of IEP with multiple ways. |