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Ngaây nhêån baâi: 11/05/2016; ngaây sûãa chûäa: 13/05/2016; ngaây duyïåt àùng: 16/5/2016.
Abstract:
The purpose of this study is to clarify the relationship between planning ability and cognitive competence of child
disabilities who need educational support in a normal classroom. The statistical analysis of Japanese version of WISC-IV and
used. In result, scores of “Comprehension” of VCI , “Coding”, “Cancellation” of PSI (WISC-IV) and of Successive process
shows that WMI had a strong influence on each PASS score of DN-CAS. In addition, Planning of DN-CAS is related to F
associated of all subtests of PSI in particular. As the problems to be solved, it is included to inspect assessment about the abili
of situation in the daily life.
Keywords: Planning, developmental disabilities, WISC-IV, DN- CAS, resource room.
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