ZHEN Hui-min,LI Yan-fei,QIAO Xiao-feng.The Subjective Perception and Influencing Factors of Inclusive Education Schemes in Prelingual and Cochlear Implant Patients[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(01):75-78.
ZHEN Hui-min,LI Yan-fei,QIAO Xiao-feng.The Subjective Perception and Influencing Factors of Inclusive Education Schemes in Prelingual and Cochlear Implant Patients[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(01):75-78.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2025.01.018.
The Subjective Perception and Influencing Factors of Inclusive Education Schemes in Prelingual and Cochlear Implant Patients
Exploring the placement outcomes and factors influencing different inclusive education for prelingually deaf cochlear implanted children.
Methods
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60 prelingually deaf children with cochlear implantation who entered into inclusive education and placement after rehabilitation from the database of our hospital cochlear implant rehabilitation programme were selected
divided them into 2 groups according to whether they cooperated with the continuous speech rehabilitation training under the inclusive education status
and tested the speech recognition rate of the patients and carried out questionnaires to record the patients' academic adaptability
peer relationship
active interaction
subjective perception and social competenceof the degree of teacher's caring in the inclusive education and placement status
and then analyze the effect of education and placement and its influencing factors.
Results
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There were significant differences between the subjective perceptions of academic adaptability
peer relationships
active interaction and teacher care in the two groups who entered into inclusive education and placement (
P
<
0.05). There were significant differences in social competence scores and speech recognition rate between the two groups (
P
<
0.05). Whether or not to cooperate with continuous speech rehabilitation training and speech recognition rate were relevant factor affecting the subjective perceptions of the children
and the children who cooperated with continuous speech rehabilitation training had a higher speech recognition rate and a more positive subjective perception (OR=0.030
CI:0.002-0.398
P
=0.008); and there was no correlation between the children's physiological age
gender
age at cochlear implantation
and the duration of integrated education and the patients' subjective perceptions.
Conclusion
2
Cochlear implantation of prelingual deaf children in the state of inclusive education should continue with their speech rehabilitation training
which largely influences the effectiveness of educational placement of children with hearing impairments.
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