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    Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment)
    Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment)
    Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment)
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    Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment)

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    The trainer’s guide for “Instilling Universal Knowledge” project is a complete guide that contains detailed training workshops that help deliver the goals of the project to children with disability (Visual Impairment, Hearing Impairment, Motor Disability, or Mild Mental Disability) in grades 4-6.
    The guiding manual contains nine training workshops, each carries a different idea that doesn't depend on the other workshops in the training guide. The trainer can deliver the workshops in the same order presented in the guide or can choose the order according to what is more appropriate to the students.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBefree Program
    Release dateMay 5, 2015
    ISBN9781311904416
    Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment)
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    Befree Program

    Be-Free Program is concerned about the protection of children and teens from abuse and neglect. Be-Free aims to:•Build a Smart, Safe and Strong child.•Provide parents and caregivers with skills to build emotionally intelligent children.•Empower children and adults victims of child abuse to regain strength and trust in self and others.•Conduct specialized researches and studies.•Increase social awareness on issues related to child abuse andneglect.•Provide specialized consulting and training for professionals.

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      Trainer’s Guide for Workshops for Children with Disabilities (Minor mental disability, motor disability, hearing impairment, or visual impairment) - Befree Program

      Trainer’s Guide for Instilling Universal Knowledge Project Workshops

      The trainer’s guide for Instilling Universal Knowledge project is a complete guide that contains detailed training workshops that help deliver the goals of the project to children with disability (Visual Impairment, Hearing Impairment, Motor Disability, or Mild Mental Disability) in grades 4-6.

      The guiding manual contains nine training workshops, each carries a different idea that doesn't depend on the other workshops in the training guide. The trainer can deliver the workshops in the same order presented in the guide or can choose the order according to what is more appropriate to the students.

      Important Points to Take into Consideration When Implementing This Guide

      Trainer

      In addition to the skill of dealing with children with disability (Visual, Hearing, Motor, or Mild Mental Disability) that the trainer needs, when attempting to present any kind of programs to them, it is important for the trainer to take the following points into consideration:

      • To be aware of the ways to deal with children with disability in primary school.

      • The trainer should read the supporting material including the booklets and educational material related to the workshop that can be downloaded from Be-Free website: www.befreepro.prg to have a deeper understanding of the concepts that the workshop is trying to convey.

      • The trainer need to be flexible and cheerful during the workshop and encourages all student to participate

      • Make sure not to comment on the students’ opinions during the workshop in any way that contains humiliation, scolding, or belittlement of them in any way (directly, indirectly, or implicitly). Moreover, the trainer shouldn’t allow students to comment on what another student’s answer in an offensive or inappropriate way either.

      • Try to keep the workshop's environment fun until the end, and work on encouraging self-confidence and respecting others throughout the workshop.

      Note: the trainer may be referred to as a female in this manual because females are mostly the ones that deal with this age group of children.

      Implementation of the workshops

      • It is preferred that the place where the workshop will be held is a spacious place so that students can move easily, with good ventilation, and lighting.

      • It is better if students are seated in a way that they can see each other, the trainer, and the front panel clearly. If that's not possible the students can be seated in a way that they can see the trainer and whatever the students or the trainer are presenting clearly.

      • It is preferred that the trainer determine the order of students’ participation before starting the exercise, so they can get ready. Example: starting with the participant from the right to left or the opposite.

      • Most of the exercises consists of activities, thus the trainer can give the students their work to take it with them home, or to hang it in class if possible.

      • During the exercises, it is important that the trainer makes sure that all the students understood what she is required during the explanation, or when they are engaged in the activity.

      • It is important that the trainer makes sure that the required materials of papers, pens, colors , etc, are enough for all the students.

      • Some of the activities need a board to hang the student's work on it, if not available, the trainer can use a rope and pins to hang their work, or students can stick it on the wall with any appropriate adhesive tape. This applies to any other materials used in the activities as well, if not available, the trainer can replace it with something similar that fits the purpose.

      Workshops’ Structure

      Training workshops consist of:

      1. Brief introduction about the objectives of the workshop and its concepts.

      2. An introductory exercise that aims at energizing the students, and creating a fun atmosphere through delivering a concept that serves the workshop objectives.

      3. Main exercise to deliver the fundamental concepts of the workshop through an activity where all the students participate in, and sharing their work by presenting it to class for example.

      4. Group discussion that aims at giving the students the space to share their thoughts, by asking them questions. It is recommended that the trainer encourages students to give examples to explain their thoughts and ideas whenever possible.

      5. A special section with some tips that will help the trainer apply the workshop based on the different kinds of disabilities. There will also be some tips that will help in facilitating the workshops for some special kinds of disabilities mentioned in the workshop details.

      Workshop 1

      I Enter the Strength Circle

      Workshop Objectives:

      This workshop seeks to help students realize that their strength is the strength that comes from within and that their disabilities, no matter how intense, can't decrease that strength. Moreover, thinking about the beautiful aspects of their personalities and lives, that can help in summoning their strength and feel it especially when needed in some difficult situations where they might feel weak.

      Materials needed:

      Materials for the introductory exercise:

      • None.

      Materials for the main exercise:

      • The workshop slogan I enter the strength circle written clearly on a big paper (A4 or bigger) and hanged in a place where all students can see it from their places.

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