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Comparing the Content, Teaching Method, and Workshop Equipment in the Vocational Training Programs for High School Students with Autism, Intellectual Disability and Multiple Disability
Hojjatollah Ragheb
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Objective: The aim of this study was to compare the content, teaching method, and workshop equipment in the vocational training programs for high school students (stage 1 and 2) with autism, intellectual disability and multiple disability. Method: The study was an evaluation kind. 39 classrooms were selected in 10 schools for students with autism, intellectual disability and multiple disability. Students with intellectual disability were selected through simple random sampling, while all the students with autism and multiple disability were included in the study. 52 high school teachers from the first stage and 48 high school teachers from the second stage were interviewed. They completed the checklist provided.  Results: The difference between suitability of program contents for all study groups in stage 1 and stage 2 was not significant. But the difference between teaching methods for students with autism and the other two groups was significant. Conclusion: In first stage of high school workshop facilities are not used directly. In the second stage of high school, many of workshop equipment are not provided. In terms of content of vocational training, there is no significant difference among groups. Moreover, considering teaching method for vocational training in the first stage of high school, there is no difference among groups. While for the second stage of high school students with intellectual disability and multiple disability, students benefit more from better training comparing to students with autism.
Keywords: Vocational training, Autism, Intellectual disability, Multiple disability
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special
Received: 2016/10/4 | Accepted: 2017/03/1 | Published: 2017/03/1


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