2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-80342012000100017
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Professor especializado na área da deficiência visual: os sentidos da voz

Abstract: O objetivo deste relato de caso foi investigar o sentido atribuído à voz de professores especializados na área de deficiência visual e sua prática em sala de aula. Participaram oito professoras, divididas em três grupos: quatro videntes, duas com visão subnormal e duas professoras cegas. Foram realizadas entrevistas individuais, com todas as participantes, que responderam a seis perguntas semidirecionadas, previamente elaboradas, que abordaram o tema da comunicação entre professor especializado e o aluno com d… Show more

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“…There are few studies in the international literature aimed to discuss communication development through intersubjective experience among children with multiple sensory disabilities and their social partners (12,13) . If the specificities of Health and Education professionals are considered, which is the focus of this research, then the work conducted by experts, including the speech therapist, will allow the development of the individual in various aspects and can contribute for people with deaf-blindness and multiple sensory disabilities to have their actual place in society (14) . In particular, it is up to the Speech-Language Pathologist to collaborate in the identification of priorities and needs of individuals with multiple sensory disabilities and to establish programs and actions along with their family and teacher, so they can contribute to a better development of language and communication (15) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are few studies in the international literature aimed to discuss communication development through intersubjective experience among children with multiple sensory disabilities and their social partners (12,13) . If the specificities of Health and Education professionals are considered, which is the focus of this research, then the work conducted by experts, including the speech therapist, will allow the development of the individual in various aspects and can contribute for people with deaf-blindness and multiple sensory disabilities to have their actual place in society (14) . In particular, it is up to the Speech-Language Pathologist to collaborate in the identification of priorities and needs of individuals with multiple sensory disabilities and to establish programs and actions along with their family and teacher, so they can contribute to a better development of language and communication (15) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The University of Pretoria is one of the universities assigned with implementing inclusion by developing a centre of excellence and an advanced diploma in visual impairment studies. This is to address a teacher training gap identified by Boas et al (2012), , Haakma, Janssen and Minnaert (2018) and . The following section provides a review of inclusive education and visual impairment.…”
Section: South African Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The University of Pretoria is one of the universities assigned with implementing inclusion by developing a centre of excellence and an advanced diploma in visual impairment studies. This is to address a teacher training gap identified by Boas et al (2012), Beamish (2012), Haakma, Janssen andMinnaert (2018) and . The following section provides a review of inclusive education and visual impairment.…”
Section: South African Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%