THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL INTERACTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

A PERSPECTIVE ON LEARNING

Authors

  • Vanderlúcia Felix Amorim Silva APAE

Keywords:

Teacher Training, Special Education, Civil Rights

Abstract

This study addresses the reality of public schooling for individuals with physical, intellectual, and multiple disabilities and high abilities. It emphasizes the significance of teacher training, the involvement of school/educational psychologists, and the teaching methods employed in schools when fostering their learning. Additionally, the educational institutions’ infrastructure should facilitate the transition of these students within the school environment. It highlights the distinction between social and educational inclusion and their paradigms in the teaching and learning process, particularly in the public education system, where the lack of resources is more pronounced, and educators have limited access to appropriate teaching materials for these children. Thus, the article focuses on the laws established by recognized organizations in our country to uphold the educational rights of students with disabilities. The work also considers as the main object of investigation the assessment of the actual inclusion conditions provided in schools and the legal rights concerning the implementation of access for these students. This article also briefly discusses the implementation process of Inclusive Education in Brazil, analyzing the role of Special Education within this policy framework.

Author Biography

Vanderlúcia Felix Amorim Silva, APAE

Especialização em Psicopedagogia Institucional e Clínica pela Faculdade Maurício de Nassau de Maceió, Brasil(2016) Psicóloga da Escola de Governo de Alagoas, Brasil

Published

2023-06-28

How to Cite

Felix Amorim Silva, V. (2023). THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL INTERACTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: A PERSPECTIVE ON LEARNING. Apae Ciência, 19(1), 63–73. Retrieved from https://apaeciencia.org.br/index.php/revista/article/view/391