This study aims to develop a model for teaching mainstreamed Waray-Waray hearing impaired learners. Specifically, it seeks to understand the profiles of learners and teachers, current instructional practices, and innovative practices in order to design a model that meets the needs of these learners. The study will analyze learner profiles in terms of age, sex, and developmental level, and teacher profiles in terms of education, training, and experience. It will also examine typical instructional practices and innovative approaches used to implement mainstreaming programs for hearing impaired students.
Original Description:
MODEL DEVELOPMENT
Original Title
Development of a model for teaching MAINSTREAMED WARAY-WARAY
This study aims to develop a model for teaching mainstreamed Waray-Waray hearing impaired learners. Specifically, it seeks to understand the profiles of learners and teachers, current instructional practices, and innovative practices in order to design a model that meets the needs of these learners. The study will analyze learner profiles in terms of age, sex, and developmental level, and teacher profiles in terms of education, training, and experience. It will also examine typical instructional practices and innovative approaches used to implement mainstreaming programs for hearing impaired students.
This study aims to develop a model for teaching mainstreamed Waray-Waray hearing impaired learners. Specifically, it seeks to understand the profiles of learners and teachers, current instructional practices, and innovative practices in order to design a model that meets the needs of these learners. The study will analyze learner profiles in terms of age, sex, and developmental level, and teacher profiles in terms of education, training, and experience. It will also examine typical instructional practices and innovative approaches used to implement mainstreaming programs for hearing impaired students.
WARAY-WARAY HEARING IMPAIRED LEARNERS STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
This study aims to develop a model useful for teaching
mainstreamed Waray-Waray hearing impaired learners. Specifically, it seeks answers to the following questions:
1. What is the profile of the Waray-waray mainstreamed hearing
impaired learners in Special Education centers in terms of ? 1.1 age 1.2 sex 1.3 developmental/instructional level 2. What is the profile of the teachers handling hearing impaired learners in terms of: 2.1 educational attainment 2.2 trainings relative to teaching hearing impaired learners 2.3 number of years teaching hearing impaired learners
3. What are the instructional practices adhered to by the teachers teaching
hearing impaired learners? 4. What innovative practices adhered to by teachers in the implementation of mainstreaming program for hearing impaired learners?
5. Based on the findings in questions 1 to 4, how may a model be
developed to teach Waray-waray hearing impaired mainstreamed learners? THANK YOU ! Researchers
Rufo A. Labarrete Edril B. Dolorian
Kimberly Jane C. Bedio Louise Ann N. Espanto Mary Grace C. Bobares Theresa Jane I. Ho Clarisse O. Del Valle Daylinda E. Lim