Republic of the Philippines

Laguna State Polytechnic University

Province of Laguna
College of Teacher Education

Jesanne G. Aguilar November 26, 2022

BSED III-C Ms. Stephanie Aguirre

Performance Task 1
A. Read this study about the Education of the Children with Multiple Disabilities in the
Philippines by Maria Melissa Rossana C. Sta. Ana found in this link:
https://www.nise.go.jp/cms/resources/content/382/18d-228_18.pdf
Answer the following questions:
 What is the help given by the school to the children with special needs?
The core concept of inclusive schools is that all children should learn. as possible,
despite any challenges or differences they may have, The Philippines' Department of
Education has responded by special Education was established as early as the 1960s.
The Special Education Program the Division is primarily tasked with creating policies,
plans, and programs for the preparation of educational materials and evaluation of
special education programs education. They give those children with special needs a
variety of choices. Despite our differences, it is something we should do as members of
our neighborhood or a government school. The freedom to study in the respective
schools was facilitated by the educational aid for children in need.
 How was special education in government schools described by the author?
They explain that the program was initially created to meet the educational needs of
deaf youngsters. One of the four National Special Schools for the nation is the
Philippine School for the Deaf. At the present, the country is welcoming of children with
impairments, including autistic, blind, deaf, and mentally retarded ones.
Dr. Capulong, one of the special education directors, emphasized how important it is for
parents to be informed about the chance to participate in programs and be aware of the
benefits the SPED program can provide to their economically underprivileged youth.
 How did the Foundations and Private Schools thought about having special
education and inclusive education programs?
Somewhat checked children are assisted by psychologists, physical and speech
therapists, and special education teachers in dealing with life by enriching educational
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College of Teacher Education

activities using a clinical team approach. Due to the high university fees, a lack of spots
available, and qualified staff, admission to these private special schools is still limited.
The Cupertino Center for Special Children is one of the oldest private special schools.
Children who really are moderately retarded gain much from the enriching educational
activities that special education teachers, occupational and speech therapists, and
psychologists offer for them as they learn to deal with life.
Performance Task 2
A. Watch this video: Child Find Overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=9KS3oc0RiPw
Question: How can Child Find be successful, walk us in the process of child find
as mentioned in this video.

To assist disabled children with their educational needs, a law was created. Each state
and its public schools must establish policies and procedures for identifying these
children. A school district, charter, or LEA will employ the child find process to identify,
hunt down, and evaluate any children who require special education and other related
services. The child discovers that the focus is on training, not only for the principal or
campus management, but for everyone; teachers, cafeteria staff, and other members of
staff need to be trained to assist those individuals.

B. Watch this video: IDEA Basics: Initial Evaluations https://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=HiAlJvcyQrU
Question: What is the process of Initial Evaluations of the child “at risk”? Who
are the people involved in this process?

IDEA, or the Initial Evaluation for Developmental Assessment, helps parents learn more
about their children. The next step is to determine the needs of the child because, or
else, how would they educate them, Therefore, we must give parents and children our
whole attention. The people who are with the child during this process are those who
are at risk for the child as well as those who can take place for the child to be evaluated
in special education, such as the teachers, parents, or the school district. The initial
assessment is important for the parents as well because it informs them of their child's
status as an individual.
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College of Teacher Education

C. Watch this video: Accommodations and Modifications for Students with Disabilities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0xdaCEqrU0
Question: Explain the Accommodations and Modifications given to students with
special needs.

For students with special needs to thrive, accommodations and adjustments must be
made. Accommodations alter how students access information, engage in school
activities, and demonstrate their learning, whereas modifications alter how students
demonstrate what is being taught or what they are expected to learn through the
curriculum. If you are a teacher and you provide a spelling activity while the other
students complete their spelling assignments, this is an example of how the curriculum
has been modified. One child will focus on words and meanings.

D. Watch this video: Parents of Special Education Students: Building Positive

Relationships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF-Ns6Gkhho
Question: How do you plan to build a positive relationship with the parents of
your future students

A teacher needs to be more patient and mature to develop a good rapport with the
parents of special education children. Even though fulfilling your duties as a teacher of
special needs children might be challenging, there are several tactics that can help us
establish positive rapport with parents, such as asking the parents of your students for
knowledge or information because doing so will make you aware of their child's conduct.
Being professional is important in this situation as well since we may establish positive
relationships with them and the parents by acting professionally and maintaining a
professional image. Create a welcoming environment for your students and their
parents last.