Mathematics for children with special needs

Focus on Mathematics for children with special needs, including the identification,diagnosis and remediation of problems.

Explore the impact of disabilities on the children,their families,on their future

http://family.jrank.org/pages/396/Disabilities-Impact-Disabilities-on-Families.html


Family life is changed,often in major ways.New alliances and loyalties between family members sometimes emerge with some member.As children with disabilities move into school enviroments where they interact.

Disability places a set of extra demands or challenges on the family system; most of these demands last for a long time . Many of these challenges cut across disability type, age of the person with the disability, and type of family in which the person lives. There is the financial burden associated with getting health, education, and social services; buying or renting equipment and devices; making accommodations to the home; transportation; and medications and special food. For many of these financial items, the person or family may be eligible for payment or reimbursement from an insurance company and/or a publicly funded program such as Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income. Coordination of services among different providers (such as a physician, physical therapist, occupational therapist, dietician, social worker, teacher, and counselor) who often are not aware of what the other is doing and may provide discrepant information is another challenge faced by families . While care coordination or case management is often the stated goal of service programs, there are many flaws in implementation. Families experience the burden of this lack of coordination.

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