SONG Lei,LIU Peng,HUANG Jin-jiao.Characteristics and Path of the Pre-school Semi-integrated Education Model for Children with Hearing Impairment[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(05):463-466.
SONG Lei,LIU Peng,HUANG Jin-jiao.Characteristics and Path of the Pre-school Semi-integrated Education Model for Children with Hearing Impairment[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(05):463-466.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2025.05.004.
Characteristics and Path of the Pre-school Semi-integrated Education Model for Children with Hearing Impairment
The pre-school semi-integrated education model for hearing-impaired children refers to an education model in which special children spend part of their time studying with ordinary children and part of their time receiving rehabilitation treatment in special classes or rehabilitation training centers
thus taking into account both the social integration of hearing-impaired children and their physical rehabilitation. The outstanding feature of this model is that it is based on the micro-ecology of the development of hearing-impaired children
so as to shape a friendly environment for the survival and development of hearing-impaired children
which ultimately aims at the comprehensive and healthy development of hearing-impaired children. Specifically
in terms of the subjects involved
the hearing-impaired child is the center
guiding the interconnection of multiple subjects; in terms of the time sequence
the promotion of development is the core
dynamically evaluating the child's development; and in terms of the territory of implementation
the rehabilitation center is the center
radiating and driving the synergy of the home. Therefore
in order to further promote the semiinclusive education model for preschool hearing-impaired children
firstly
regulations should be improved and the law should be used as a guide to strengthen the top-level protection of the semiinclusive education model for hearing-impaired children; secondly
barriers should be broken down and medical and educational integration should be carried out in order to build up a community of home
social and medical collaboration in the teaching and raising of hearing-impaired children; and lastly
concepts should be revolutionized and social co-parenting should be implemented to speed up the promotion of the construction of a child-friendly society for hearing-impaired children in the preschool years.