英文摘要 |
"The inherent strengths and obstacles of the twice-exceptional students make them show unique and inexplicable characteristics and differences due to the shadowing effect. Therefore, this research adopted a qualitative research orientation, through the teacher's point of view, narrating how to tutor a high school student with both mathematics and physical differences. The purpose of this research was to understand teachers' feelings and interpretations of this process. These stages included''initial encounter'',''needs thinking'',''communication and discussion'',''resource seeking'',''conflict transition'', and''support and acceptance''. This study used a semi-structured interview question outline to guide the research participants to describe their real experience in the counseling process in depth. The findings of this research were as follows: (1) Teachers could understand the conflict between students' physical and mental development and adaptation; (2) Teachers could think about the uniqueness and needs of the twice-exceptional students; (3) Teachers, students, and schools could fully communicate and cultivate tacit understanding to form a consensus; (4) The school could construct a positive support system and promote the integration of resources; (5) This counseling process could achieve the goal of the student adapting well in school and helping her get along with her family in harmony." |