英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of Incidental Teaching on the spontaneous oral communication behavior of children with moderate intelligence disorders. Using a single A-B-A withdrawal experiment design, a 16-year-old with moderate intelligence disorder with low oral expression ability was selected for a 42-day intervention in the natural context of special education schools. The researchers developed their spontaneous oral communication skills by teaching the functional oral communication content of individuals in a variety of well-designed natural situations. The research data were analyzed by visual analysis, supplemented by other observational data and social validity analysis, to understand the impact ofimmediate teaching on spontaneous oral communication behavior. The results showed that Incidental Teaching could promote the spontaneous oral communication behavior of children with moderate intelligence disorder, and had good social validity. |