英文摘要 |
This case study used semi-structured questionnaires to interview this case's parent, itinerant teacher and homeroom teacher regarding school readiness, preschool transition services and resilience process from kindergarten to the elementary school. The results found parents' understanding and acceptance was first step of the identities of selective mutism. Second, the itinerant teacher observed home performance of this case and provided family counseling and teaching plan according this student's individual education plan during preschool transition. Therefore, the itinerant teacher played a very important role on case management of selective mutism to help client integrate into campus life. This study also found the parent involvement facilitated the success of preschool transition due to children could transfer their attachment from family to school. On finding of the ecological analysis on this resilience process according school, family and opportunity factors, school is the most important factor. On this finding, teachers should have good non-verbal sign observation, emotional stability, flexibility and enthusiasm on the students, and curriculum modification with selective mutism, as well as peer companionship and instruction. Their family acceptance of identification of disabled students, establishing a safe and dependent parent-child relationship, and maintaining good parent-teacher communication were also important. In the opportunity factors, flexibility of grouping implementation and the interest of students were important during the resilience process. Several suggestions for parent, teachers of the student with selective mutism were also provided according to these findings. |