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Id - Jalea-Tan - Inclusive Education
Id - Jalea-Tan - Inclusive Education
Id - Jalea-Tan - Inclusive Education
OBJECTIVES, CONTENT, TEACHING STRATEGIES, CRITICAL THINKING PROCESS ACTIVITIES, RESOURCES, AND ASSESSMENT METHODS
Specific Topic Objectives Topic Content Time Allotment Teaching-Learning Activities Evaluation
Discuss what inclusive education is. Key concepts of inclusive education on 2 hours Interactive Lecture: Course faculty member will 5-item Pre-Lec Quiz
Describe why inclusive education is PWD proceed with a brief lecture – questioning – 10-item Post-Lec Quiz
important. Relationship between educational case, discussion – short lecture to facilitate teaching Rubric for class participation
Describe the inclusive education social case and economical case. and learning
system Discussion of requires and promotes in
Discuss how inclusive education education
connected to children with Disabilities Discussion of inclusive education system
Describe the requirement on how to Discussion of the requirements
make the inclusive education happen. Discussion of checklist
Enumerate the checklist of actions
the governments must take to make
inclusive education a reality.
Evaluation Rubrics:
Community-Based Rehabilitation 1
De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Community Oriented Rehabilitation and Education in PT (Immersion Phase)
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN FOR T-L ACTIVITIES
PEER ASSESSMENT TOOL
Topic/Case: ___________________________________
Instruction: Please rate your PEER’s performance in the collaborative activity using the scale below:
Community-Based Rehabilitation 2
De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Community Oriented Rehabilitation and Education in PT (Immersion Phase)
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN FOR T-L ACTIVITIES
8: Sometimes
5: Seldom
3: Never
Demonstrate effective leadership skills to influence the behavior of the team towards the attainment
of goals and objectives
Demonstrate effective managerial skills to ensure that the group’s tasks are accomplished with
quality and on time
TOTAL POINTS (40)
According to DepEd 1999, p.2 , Every CWD has the basic right for inclusion to education, rehabilitation, support services, work training and employment opportunities, community participation and independent living. Inclusive education’s
provision is anchored on the philosophy that all children and youth with special needs must receive an appropriate education and everything within system. All kinds of children have the freedom and guarantee to get education along with other
children regardless of human differences.
Major References:
Community-Based Rehabilitation 3
De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Community Oriented Rehabilitation and Education in PT (Immersion Phase)
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN FOR T-L ACTIVITIES
Community-Based Rehabilitation 4