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Case Study Dyslexia CRTIC Mirandela 2013
1. SENnet PROJECT
Case Study– CRTIC Mirandela
Application of different methodologies in the
school path of a pupil with dyslexia
Mirandela, June 2013
Elaborated by Luísa Pratas and Irene Miranda
Escola Secundária
Emídio Garcia
2. Study Objectives
Global Objective
►To verify the impact of the application of educational
measures for the learning success of a pupil with dyslexia
Specific Objectives
►To apply different strategies to promote learning
success
► To use assistive technologies for alternative
communication in reading
► To provide individualized support in the subjects she
reveals more difficulties
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3. CRTIC Mirandela
Geographic location
► Basic School and kindergarten of
Carvalhais - Mirandela
Aims
► To assess pupils’ needs concerning assistive technologies
► To monitor the use of assistive technologies in the teaching
and learning process
► To inform, train and advise the school community in the
scope of special education and assistive technologies
► To create tools for the use of assistive technologies, adapting
them to particular situations
► To establish partnerships and agreements
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4. Bragança town
► Rich historic heritage: Castle and fortress, Domus
Municipalis, Pillory, Museums, Churches, etc;
► Gastronomy highlights: Montesinho goatling, trouts,
chestnut and hunting products.
► Situated in Trás-os-
Montes province;
► In the north and east
frontier with Spain;
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5. Secondary School
Emídio Garcia
Total number of pupils
► 686
Total number of teachers
► 118
School levels:
► 3rd cycle of basic school
► upper secondary school
► Vocational courses
► Education and training courses
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6. Pupil Identification
Name: Ana Luísa Rodrigues Age: 14 Anos
Year : 9th year
► Functionality Profile
-Difficulties in calculating (d172)
-Difficulties in reading – communicating with (d166, d325)
-Difficulties in writing messages (d170, d345)
-Difficulties acquiring complex skills (d1551)
-Difficulties handling stress (d2401)
-Difficulties in school education (d820)
-Difficulties focusing attention (d160)
-Alteration of mental functions (b1440)
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8. Educational Measures
Decree –Law 3/2008
► Article 17 – Personalized Pedagogical Support
a) boost strategies in the classroom
d) boost and development of specific competences
► Article 20 – Accomodations of Assessment Process
- type of test or exam
- Diversification of assignments
- Asessment adaptations to pupil’s abilities, limitations and
restrictions
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9. Intervention Methodology
► Reading of written texts by a schoolfellow (tutor)
► Reading training to decode messages
► Recording contents and listen as support to memory and
promotion of autonomy in the learning process
► Reading tests
► Individualized support to Math, Portuguese and English
subjects
► Development of reading and writing skills
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10. Assistive Technology
Assessment needs
► Why?
- Low efficiency in recording contents in taperecorder
- Numerous contents of different subjects
- Insufficient time for reading training
- Tutor dependency for reading in classroom
- Consequent discouragement, no motivation and anxiety of
the pupil
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11. Assistive Technology
Assessment needs
► How?
► Response
-Use trial of“Zoom-Ex” software:
- Portable solution that integrates functionalities of magnification
and reading in a single equipment
-Faster than OCR (optical character recognition)
-Allows to follow reading in the screen of a laptop computer
-Allows to record to CD, DVD or PEN for further audition in any
context
-Easy to carry
-Experimentation of “Eye – Pal Solo”
autonomous reading device for any book or
printed material
-Rejected by the pupil, owing to transportation
difficulties
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12. Thanks for your attention!
Luísa Maria Pratas
Maria Irene Miranda
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