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Sensory Disability: Child Development and Family Perceptions - SPED936

This unit examines the influence sensory disability (hearing and/or vision impairment) can have on child development and family perceptions of child progress and competency. The rationale for early intervention through family-centred practice is discussed and characteristics of effective parent-professional partnership and collaboration explored. Students will consider family systems, cultural diversity, and the role of parent education and guidance as a basis for promoting optimal outcomes for children with a sensory disability.

Credit Points: 4
When Offered:

2018 - Next offered in 2018

Staff Contact(s): Dr Robyn Cantle Moore, Claire Farrington
Prerequisites:

Admission to MDisabilityStud  Prerequisite Information

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Assessed As: Graded
Offered By:

Department of Educational Studies

Faculty of Human Sciences

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