英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the degree of Professional Competencies of teacherswith visual impairment in the straits, and the importance of this specialty, so as to make it possiblefor the teachers of visual impairment to teach professional knowledge and training. A total of 266professors and students, principals and teachers across the Taiwan Strait were targeted. Of which 20were recycled in Taiwan and 246 in mainland China.A questionnaire was issued to the WeChat as the media, the results are summarized as follows:1. More than half of the 10 items considered to be least available are: using the Contractionbraille and Nemeth Braille system to produce Braille textbooks; to guide the teachingmethod of visual impaired sex education; Design scheme models, including effective careercounseling and school planning; use of assessment tools for the visually impaired, such asthe Blind Learning Aptitude test, the basic concept of tactile test, diagnostic evaluationprocess; Braille and calculator to make Braille textbooks; understand the input and output ofcomputers and intelligent electronic devices to promote computer skills to meet specificneeds; Visually impaired students receive information and services from large communities;the assessment of total blindness or amblyopia must be adapted to the way To assist parentsand professionals in the planning of appropriate education programmes for the visuallyimpaired; the supply of special equipment and teaching materials for visually impairedstudents in law.2. More than half of the six items considered important are: The teacher's attitude3. behavior will affect the behavior of the visually impaired students, the basic life skills of theguidance : including: Independent living 、adapt to community life 、personalitydevelopment and employment, the impact of visual impairment on learning and experience,development of unique teaching strategies to enhance their learning, including changing theenvironment, Adjust textbooks and special teaching methods. For the screening andclassification of visually impaired students, attention should be paid to the process,including methods of vision screening, functional visual assessment, evaluation of learningmedia, design of a learning environment, and encouragement of visually impaired studentsto participate in various groups or individual learning activities. 4. More than half of the six items considered not to be available but more than half consideredimportant were: legal provision of special equipment and materials for visually impairedstudents. Use assessment tools for the visually impaired, such as the Blind LearningAptitude test, the basic concept of tactile testing, and the diagnostic evaluation process.Teaching method to guide the education of visual impaired nature. Understand the input andoutput of computers and intelligent electronic devices to promote computer skills to meetspecial needs. Design scheme model, including effective career guidance and schoolplanning.To assist parents and professionals in the planning of appropriate educationprogrammes for visually impaired students.5. The priority issues of special education teachers and students across the Taiwan Strait are:the psychological and preschool education of visually impaired children, the promotion ofprofessional knowledge of teachers with visual impairment, the employment of the visuallyimpaired, the continuing education of the visually impaired and vocational education, theeducation of the students with low vision, the professional assessment of visual impairment,and the application of science and technology in the visual barrier education6. The maintenance of the visually impaired, the education of the students with multipledisabilities and the integration of the visually impaired. |