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Engaging Experiential Workshops for Special Education: Meeting Standards

Explore stimulating experiential workshops tailored for individuals with intellectual disabilities, including basic knowledge, social skills, and lifelong learning. Facilitated by Prof. Tanja Princes, these workshops focus on active citizenship and holistic development, incorporating a multisensory approach to enhance learning outcomes. Embrace diverse activities such as comic strip creation, healthy living practices, nature exploration, drama role-playing, and sports evaluation. Discover innovative teaching methods that prioritize individual needs and environmental influences, promoting inclusivity and skill transfer. Enhance participants' engagement through direct experience, creativity, communication, and cooperation, fostering a supportive and adaptable learning environment.

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Engaging Experiential Workshops for Special Education: Meeting Standards

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  1. MY STEPREACHING THE STANDARDS THROUGH EXPERENTIAL WORKSHOPS Tanja Princes, prof. special education

  2. STANDARDS FROM THE FIELD OF basic knowledge and skills, social skills, trained in lifelong learning, active citizenship

  3. PARTICIPANTS persons with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities visual, hearing and movement impairments characteristics – psychological, learning when getting older they care less about novelties they do not participate in other forms of education

  4. THE TEACHER IN UŽU-MK experience ability to adapt to the participants and their abilities trust, respect inclusion in the activities of the group flexibility

  5. CONSIDER the use of appropriate forms and contents of work repetition in strengthening of knowledge and skills Enabling the participantsto be active training for the transfer into their life

  6. CONTENTS the needs of the person with intellectual disabilities are the basis the themes that are close to him or her are the basis the contents are to be tied to the environmental influences learning must be conducted on a concrete level the level of observation ability must be considered

  7. METHODES Integral method of education intertwines physical, experiential, mental and social activities. direct experience, creative problem solving, communication, cooperation and self-affirmation.

  8. MULTISENSORY APPROACH We try to reach the goal using all the senses improving the efficiency of learning.

  9. EXPERIENTIAL WORKSHOPS I hear I forget. I see I remember. I do I understand. (Confucius)

  10. SET ORDER

  11. RULES THAT MAKE OUR LIFES EASIER

  12. HOLIDAYS

  13. MAKING OF A COMIC STRIP

  14. DYED SAND TECHNIQUE

  15. HUMAN BODY

  16. HEALTHY DIET

  17. LIVING AND MOVING IN NATURE

  18. HIKING

  19. CAMPING

  20. DRAMA – ROLEPLAY

  21. DRAMA – COSTUME DESIGN

  22. SPORTS

  23. SPORTS

  24. EVALUATION

  25. FINDINGS the programme is adequate also for the persons with moderate disabilities if we find specific wishes or capabilities of a person we suggest him or her the activities that are covered in other programmes we prepare new programmes

  26. SUGESTIONS possibility of permanent learning more funding for experiential education

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