英文摘要 |
The professional therapists in special education are important members in special education. Most of the professional therapists are trained from the medical system and tend to treat students as patients from the medial perspective, and automatically take this perspective in special education services. However, this medical perspectives of disabilities began to be challenged in 1970s, shifting the focus on personal physical impairment to environmental barriers as society model. The article mainly takes a student in a special school as an example. When the student with severe disabilities expresses his need to ride the bicycles as his peers. The dialogues between different professions in school illustrated different perspective to disabilities. In the teams in educational setting, related professional therapists tend to carry ''injury treatment'' viewpoint from medical background. The learning needs of special education students have been ignored, and the balance of learning opportunities and physical limitations of students led the disabilities to educational viewpoint. Ajie's case gives professional therapists the opportunity to reflect on the decision-making of special education through the social model of obstacles and human rights viewpoints. The assistive technology, universal design for education and related adaptation are used to achieve student's learning. The unexpected performance and inclusive learning phenomenon were seen which facilitated the reflections of the related professionals working in the special education. |