Giangreco M F, Dennis R, Cloninger C, Edelman S, Schattman R
Department of Special Education, University of Vermont, Burlington.
Except Child. 1993 Feb;59(4):359-72. doi: 10.1177/001440299305900408.
The purpose of this study was to describe the experiences of general education teachers who have had a student with severe disabilities in their class. Interviews of 19 general education teachers, kindergarten through Grade 9, as well as questionnaires completed by 18 teachers, were analyzed using categorical coding procedures to identify themes related to the teachers' experiences. Results showed that despite teachers' initial negative reactions to the placement of a child with severe disabilities in their classrooms, 17 teachers described transforming experiences of a more positive nature and related many benefits to the students with disabilities, their classmates, and the teachers themselves. Respondents also characterized what support services they found helpful and not helpful.
本研究的目的是描述那些课堂上曾有过重度残疾学生的普通教育教师的经历。对19名从幼儿园到9年级的普通教育教师进行了访谈,并对18名教师填写的问卷进行了分析,采用分类编码程序来确定与教师经历相关的主题。结果显示,尽管教师们最初对将重度残疾儿童安置在他们的课堂上持负面反应,但17名教师描述了性质更为积极的转变经历,并提到了对残疾学生、他们的同学以及教师自身都有诸多益处。受访者还描述了他们认为有帮助和没有帮助的支持服务。