英文摘要 |
Children with intellectual disability are limited by learning abilities and defective learning characteristics. The teaching principles applied to general children, such as exploratory, discovering, heuristic, implicit, inquiring, generalized, and creative principles, are not suitable for children with intellectual disability. On the contrary, the principles of direct instruction that emphasize on direct and explicit instruction are applicable for them. This article discussed principles of direct instruction, including:1.Teaching focused on curriculum areas(such as oral expression, social skills, reading) and accommodations/ modifications; 2.Teachers being dominant in instruction; 3.Direct and explicit teaching to students;4.Zero-degree inference;5.Applying effective and efficient teaching principles and methods;6.Direct assessment for learning outcomes; 7.Re-teaching. Finally, non-direct instruction vs. direct instruction examples for children with intellectual disability were presented. |