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piccolina_eleonora 10-11-2014 02:23 PM

Literacy Skills- Assignment .. Can someone help me a bit with this please?
 
Case Study
Bob – 5.5 year old – shows his aversion towards books, reading and writing in various ways both in class and at home.
He is very skillful at other activities such football, using his hands for crafts and being creative.
Bob struggles with basic reading and he finds difficulty in keeping concentration both in class at home. …
He tries to guess basic words and his parents are quite preoccupied as when he is not able to get the word correct Bob easily loses concentration and becomes somewhat frustrated and disruptive. His parents are guessing that Bob might be ADHD or dyslexic, but are not sure what to do whether they should take him for an assessment or not.
Bob also has difficulties in comprehending the words or letters that he is trying to read. As a result his decoding was inaccurate and comprehension, confidence and fluency were all adversely affected.
Poor comprehension – Bob had little understanding of what he was reading.
Disliked reading – Bob had very well developed avoidance strategies. He was quite open about his dislike of reading.
Question:
Discuss the above case study by imagining that the child was in your class. Consider the physical, social, emotional development of the child at this age with special reference to the appropriate theories of learning and the Maltese Curriculum for this age. What would you have done in such a case, how would you have approached the parents and with whom would you have networked?
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Ruthierhyme 10-22-2014 06:08 PM

Hi, use your setting's policies and procedures to guide the way you respond to this. Discussing it as if the child attends your setting isn't as easy online as it might be face to face with colleagues, can you organise a meeting with your manager/supervisor to see how they'd set about meeting individual children's needs?

You can consider your parent partnerships and how you share information in order to support the child - behaviour strategies, professional recommendations, planning activities that focus on literacy, language and reflect his interests.

What local services do you have available in Malta that would assist you in this situation? and how does your setting help parents begin and progress along the path of assessing/meeting a child's needs?

Learning to read programmes to support children with autism and strategies on autism.org.uk

http://curriculum.gov.mt/en/Curricul...s/default.aspx

Hth, best wishes


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