2022
DOI: 10.21565/ozelegitimdergisi.786118
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COVID-19 Salgınında Türkiye’deki Özel Gereksinimi Olan Öğrenciler ve Ailelerine Yönelik Uzaktan Özel Eğitim Uygulamalarına İlişkin Uzman Bakış Açısı

Abstract: COVID-19 sırasında okullar kapatıldığında değişen yaşantılar yalnızca özel gereksinimi olan öğrencileri değil beraberinde ailelerini de olumsuz yönde etkilemiştir. Araştırmada COVID-19 salgını kısıtlama sürecinde Türkiye'de farklı özel gereksinimi olan öğrenciler ve ailelerine yönelik gerçekleştirilen uzaktan özel eğitim uygulamalarının uzman bakış açısı ile ortaya konması amaçlanmıştır.Yöntem: Kolektif durum çalışması olarak planlanan bu araştırmada kendi deneyimlerini ve gözlemlerini bildirmek üzere toplam 1… Show more

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“…Tablet-mediated interventions were included in 88.9% of the studies, whereas picture cards were used in only 11.1% of the studies. Considering that individuals with special needs may have limited access to technological tools such as tablet computers (Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2021), it is thought that the use of this intervention should be popularized in such a way (e.g., through phone or picture cards) that individuals with special needs can access it more easily. Another noteworthy finding about the studies is that 88.9% of the intervention was conducted by the researchers.…”
Section: Conclusion Suggestion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tablet-mediated interventions were included in 88.9% of the studies, whereas picture cards were used in only 11.1% of the studies. Considering that individuals with special needs may have limited access to technological tools such as tablet computers (Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2021), it is thought that the use of this intervention should be popularized in such a way (e.g., through phone or picture cards) that individuals with special needs can access it more easily. Another noteworthy finding about the studies is that 88.9% of the intervention was conducted by the researchers.…”
Section: Conclusion Suggestion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, teachers have carried out educational activities with students who have had access to the internet through platforms such as EBA (Education Information Network) prepared by the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) (a digital education platform where students and their parents log in with the usernames and passwords defined for them and there is educational content for students at all levels from preschool to high school) or Zoom. Furthermore, 1500 activity plans for mathematics, 1000 for life sciences, 500 for science, and 500 for social studies and religious culture for students with ASD have been made available to students, their parents, and teachers via EBA (Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2022). Apart from the educational opportunities directly provided to students with ASD, many discourses and conferences have been organized by various federations, foundations, and associations, and parents and teachers of students with ASD have been informed about what to do in this process (Gorgun & Balikci, 2021;Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2022;Yilmaz & Atli, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this way, contributions can be made in the form of personalized activities suitable for the needs and abilities of SWD so that they can participate in classroom activities on an equal level with their peers and learn as much as they need, thereby fulfilling their potential (Ferguson, 2008;Meyer et al, 2014;Peters, 2007). In connection with this situation, when the national and international literature is examined, it is seen that SWD, teachers, and families experience advantages and disadvantages in the process of SIP through ERT (Başar ve Gündüz, 2022;Colombo & Santagati, 2022;Jothinathan et al, 2021;Harris et al, 2020;Mengı̇ ve Alpdoğan, 2020;Parmigiani et al, 2021;Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2022;Schuck & Lambert, 2020;Toquero, 2021). One of the challenges that can be encountered in this process is the lack of social interaction, which negatively affects the motivation and participation of the SWD.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Getting information about teachers' experiences in conducting inclusive education through ERT, determining which strategies they used to cope with the difficulties experienced in this process, and evaluating their needs and suggestions about the process is essential for taking measures to overcome these difficulties in case similar disasters occur again in the future (Sani-Bozkurt et al, 2022;Slootman et al, 2023). Since distance education is likely to continue in the future, unless changes are made in the access and quality of online teaching in the SIP process, SWD will continue to be left behind by their peers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%