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2021
DOI: 10.12775/spi.2021.5.001
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Kategorie otwierające na neuroróżnorodność studentów

Abstract: Celem badań jest próba wydobywania i nadania sensów i znaczeń istotnym kontekstom pracy pedagogicznej prowadzonej przez nauczyciela akademickiego ze studentami neuroróżnorodnymi Niezbywalną okolicznością uprawiania myśli i praktyki edukacyjnej jest rzeczywistość systemowa, instytucjonalna i społeczna oraz usytuowanie w niej człowieka wraz z jego trancendentalnością, specyficznością w każdym wymiarze bytu. Przedmiot badań, jakim jest neuroróżnorodność studentów, został osadzony w ramy (kontekst) trzech kategori… Show more

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“…This is mainly due to the development of the neurodiversity theory, which assumes the existence of functional differences in the structure of the human brain (Baron-Cohen, 2010;Lai & Baron-Cohen, 2015). The theory mentioned above is the opposite of the medical approach based on strict cut-off scores as it assumes the diversity of all individuals in society and emphasizes that there is a place in society for each of them (Cierzniewska & Podgórska-Jachnik, 2021). Simon Baron-Cohen et al (2010) point out that autism spectrum conditions (ASC), in contrast to autism spectrum disorders (ASD), might be diagnosed later, even in adulthood, since specific symptoms are manifested in lower intensity in the general population.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is mainly due to the development of the neurodiversity theory, which assumes the existence of functional differences in the structure of the human brain (Baron-Cohen, 2010;Lai & Baron-Cohen, 2015). The theory mentioned above is the opposite of the medical approach based on strict cut-off scores as it assumes the diversity of all individuals in society and emphasizes that there is a place in society for each of them (Cierzniewska & Podgórska-Jachnik, 2021). Simon Baron-Cohen et al (2010) point out that autism spectrum conditions (ASC), in contrast to autism spectrum disorders (ASD), might be diagnosed later, even in adulthood, since specific symptoms are manifested in lower intensity in the general population.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%