驾驭社交媒体:特殊教育教师和家长指南

Methwad Mahrout M Alsowait, Saah Saleh Shlash Obeidat, L. M. Obeidat, M. Ayasrah, M. Khasawneh
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本研究探讨了社交媒体与约旦特殊教育之间的复杂关系。本文的目的是提供一些批判性的观点,以指导编写一本适合特殊教育领域教育者、家长和学生需要的实用指南。特殊教育教师和残疾儿童的父母使用Facebook和WhatsApp的比例比普通人群高得多。这一发现凸显了这些平台作为提高特殊教育社区沟通、协作和共享资源能力的有效途径的潜力。该研究强调了道德社交媒体使用、职业发展机会、有效沟通以及多样性和包容性作为推荐指南基石的重要性。这份动态文件的目标是,随着特殊教育实践的发展,使利益攸关方具备能力,并为全纳教育领域做出重大贡献。
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Navigating the Social Media Landscape: A Guide for Special Education Teachers and Parents
This research probes the complex relationship between social media and special education in Jordan. The purpose of this paper is to provide critical viewpoints that might guide the development of a useful guidebook tailored to the needs of educators, parents, and students in the field of special education. Special education instructors and parents of children with disabilities have been shown to use Facebook and WhatsApp at much higher rates than the general population. This discovery highlights the potential of these platforms as efficient ways to enhance special education communities' capacity to communicate, collaborate, and share resources. The study highlights the importance of ethical social media use, career advancement opportunities, effective communication, and diversity and inclusion as cornerstones of the recommended guide. The goal of this living document is to equip stakeholders and make a significant contribution to the area of inclusive education as special education practices evolve.
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