Children with Special Needs catholicsensibility.wordpress/2012/03/21/gdc-189-catechesis-for-the-disabled-and-the-handicapped/ It is important to exercise sensitivity and patience toward children with special needs. Emphasize similarities between children with special needs and their peers to help create a positive emotional climate for learning. Teaching children with special needs is a challenge for catechists. Application of the multiple-intelligences theory helps meet that challenge, as do the learning strategies presented on this page. Along with these helps, many chapters in your catechist guide include a Special Needs Activity. This feature can help you adapt specific activities from the chapter to the special needs of the children and to make use of their strengths. As an additional resource, the Xavier Society for the Blind has bibles and some catechetical resources into Braille and will lend, free of charge, copies of the child’s book to print-disabled persons registered with the Society. Xavier Society for the Blind 154 East 23rd Street New York, NY 10010-4595 212-473-7800; 800-637-9193
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