Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study

The aim of this study was to define the current educational status of a child with Williams Syndrome in the UAE. The researcher employed a qualitative multiple approach to data collection. Data were analyzed qualitatively. Reporting and displaying were also employed. This dissertation focuses on the...

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Main Author: Al Jafari, Hanadi Mahmoud (author)
Published: 2007
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description The aim of this study was to define the current educational status of a child with Williams Syndrome in the UAE. The researcher employed a qualitative multiple approach to data collection. Data were analyzed qualitatively. Reporting and displaying were also employed. This dissertation focuses on the curriculum, pedagogies, goals, social access, and the impact of non- disabled peers. The study identified the existence of dilemmas in seeking to secure effective recommendations in teaching children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE. These include concerns over specialist teaching materials, special educators’ perceptions, and non-disabled peers knowledge and understanding of learning disability. Questions are raised about the current educational status of a child with Williams Syndrome in the UAE and about the recommendations that could be offered to develop the education of children with Williams Syndrome.
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spelling Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case StudyAl Jafari, Hanadi MahmoudchildrenWilliams syndromeUnited Arab Emirates (UAE)curriculumteaching methodslearning disabilityThe aim of this study was to define the current educational status of a child with Williams Syndrome in the UAE. The researcher employed a qualitative multiple approach to data collection. Data were analyzed qualitatively. Reporting and displaying were also employed. This dissertation focuses on the curriculum, pedagogies, goals, social access, and the impact of non- disabled peers. The study identified the existence of dilemmas in seeking to secure effective recommendations in teaching children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE. These include concerns over specialist teaching materials, special educators’ perceptions, and non-disabled peers knowledge and understanding of learning disability. Questions are raised about the current educational status of a child with Williams Syndrome in the UAE and about the recommendations that could be offered to develop the education of children with Williams Syndrome.The British University in Dubai (BUiD)2013-07-04T10:49:19Z2013-07-04T10:49:19Z2007-01Dissertationapplication/pdf20040036http://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/211enoai:bspace.buid.ac.ae:1234/2112021-11-08T11:08:23Z
spellingShingle Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
Al Jafari, Hanadi Mahmoud
children
Williams syndrome
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
curriculum
teaching methods
learning disability
title Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
title_full Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
title_fullStr Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
title_full_unstemmed Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
title_short Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
title_sort Educating Children with Williams Syndrome in the UAE A Case Study
topic children
Williams syndrome
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
curriculum
teaching methods
learning disability
url http://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/211