Starting from a preliminary presentation of the SDLMI and the SDCDM, this paper intends to investigate: 1) the operative applications of the two models in high school contexts (phases, times, subjects involved, materials, educational support); 2) the components of the self-determination construct on which they act; 3) the impact they have on the self-determination of students with intellectual disabilities.
Promoting Self-determination in Students with Intellectual Disabilities: Analysis of Two Instructional Models
Sacchi, Fabio
2021-01-01
Abstract
Starting from a preliminary presentation of the SDLMI and the SDCDM, this paper intends to investigate: 1) the operative applications of the two models in high school contexts (phases, times, subjects involved, materials, educational support); 2) the components of the self-determination construct on which they act; 3) the impact they have on the self-determination of students with intellectual disabilities.File in questo prodotto:
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