The paper illustrates an exploratory-theoretical research about how primary and lower secondary schools promote the acquisition of the study method in classes attended by students with learning specific difficulties (DSA). The study method is the first compensatory measure for student with DSA. The research explored the conditions of learning arranged by teachers, such us teaching strategies, compensatory tools and dispensative measures used within the individual method of study. Both in primary and secondary school, in a few classes the acquisition of the study method is promoted, and there is not a particular attention on the development of competences regarding study method by students with DSA.

Strategie di insegnamento-apprendimento nella costruzione del metodo di studio nella prospettiva inclusiva. Alcuni dati di ricerca

Marianna Traversetti
2019-01-01

Abstract

The paper illustrates an exploratory-theoretical research about how primary and lower secondary schools promote the acquisition of the study method in classes attended by students with learning specific difficulties (DSA). The study method is the first compensatory measure for student with DSA. The research explored the conditions of learning arranged by teachers, such us teaching strategies, compensatory tools and dispensative measures used within the individual method of study. Both in primary and secondary school, in a few classes the acquisition of the study method is promoted, and there is not a particular attention on the development of competences regarding study method by students with DSA.
2019
978-88-6760-641-2
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