MindMap Gallery Medical Chapter 11 Children with Other Disorders
About the mind map of children with other disorders in Chapter 11 of Medicine, including autistic children, Children with physical disabilities, children with multiple disabilities, Sick and weak children, etc.
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This is a mind map about bacteria, and its main contents include: overview, morphology, types, structure, reproduction, distribution, application, and expansion. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about plant asexual reproduction, and its main contents include: concept, spore reproduction, vegetative reproduction, tissue culture, and buds. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about the reproductive development of animals, and its main contents include: insects, frogs, birds, sexual reproduction, and asexual reproduction. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
Chapter 11 Children with other types of disabilities
Physically disabled children
Overview
concept
type
Obstacle classification: Level 1 to Level 4
Occurrence rate: Based on 2006 data, accounting for the majority of people with disabilities 29.07% of
type
cerebral palsy
Type: spastic, tactile, ataxic
Cause
spina bifida
type
Invisible spina bifida (the mildest and most common)
Meningocele
Spinal meningeal herniation (the most serious)
Cause
muscular dystrophy
Cause
spinal nerve injury
Cause
Characteristics: prone to inferiority complex and dependence
Ways to maintain self-esteem
withdrawal behavior
act of defiance
Tightly defended
compensatory behavior
Education for children with physical disabilities
learning environment
educational placement
Regular classes, special classes, special schools, home learning
learning environment
course
Movement skills and flexibility
self-care ability
social emotional adjustment ability
teaching strategy
Learn about children with disabilities
Encourage self-regulation in children with disabilities
Guide children with disabilities to learn to seek help
technology
language
Communication boards and electronic devices (most common)
write
Assistance measures and related support systems
sick children
Overview
concept
Occurrence rate: The situation in our country is not clear yet, but it is increasing year by year
type
epilepsy
Generalized tonic-clonic seizures (the most obvious and severe)
Measures teachers should take when an attack occurs
absence seizure
partial complex seizure
asthma
type
diabetes
HIV
Cause
feature
Inattention, poor persistence, and unstable mood
Often have a sense of isolation and withdrawal
Education of sick children
educational placement
type
Nursing school
special class
normal class
home study group
Integration of medicine and education
children with multiple disabilities
Overview
definition
Appearance rate (there is no clear statistical data in our country)
Cause
genetic factors
Gene mutation
chromosomal abnormalities
envirnmental factor
natural environmental factors
Human Factors
The result of the interaction of multiple variables
genetic factors and environmental factors
feature
Slow to learn new skills
Poor ability to retain and transfer skills
limited communication skills
Disorders of physical and motor development
Lack of self-care ability
Meaningful behavior and communication rarely occur
Typical and challenging behaviors
Education for children with multiple disabilities
learning environment
Mainly studied in special schools
course
practical skills
effective communication
Develop leisure skills
teaching strategy
Develop education plan
Assess current level
Detailed steps
Clear instructions or signals
Students need feedback and reinforcement
Must directly and frequently assess student achievement, etc.
teaching methods
one to one tutoring
group teaching
positive behavioral support
four elements
three steps
autistic children
Overview
concept
Classification
Autism in infants and young children
Rett syndrome
childhood schizotypal disorder
Asperger syndrome
Pervasive developmental disorders to be classified
feature
Impairment of social interaction quality
Narrow, repetitive, and stereotyped patterns of behavior, interests, and activities
Qualitative impairment of language communication
Judgment criteria (see book P234)
Occurrence rate (our country has not conducted detailed statistics)
Cause
Caused by various biological causes
feature
social interaction disorder
main performance
Abnormalities and unusual behavior
Language repetition (biggest feature)
Education for children with autism
learning environment
Rehabilitation facility
Special classes in ordinary kindergarten
Special school preschool
homeschooling
course
life skill
functional academics
career preparation
teaching strategy
Teaching communication and social skills
Use guided strategies in natural activities in the class
develop independence
Integrate all students
Promote generalization and maintenance of skills
technology