AbstractIt is required that all students including those with intellectualdisabilities have access to the general education curriculum and theCommon Core State Standards (CCSS) in math. Before IDEA 1997 andNCLB, math as well as other academic instruction was not viewed as anecessity for students with intellectual disabilities (Browder, Spooner,Wakeman, Trela, & Baker, 2006). Currently, there is limited research inmath for this population (Browder, Spooner, Ahlgrim-Delzell, Harris,& Wakeman, 2008) although current research does imply that allstudents of varying abilities can learn algebra skills (Jimenez, Browder,& Courtade, 2008;) and can increase their multiplication performance(Zisimopoulos, 2010).This study used a single-subject multiple-probe across participantsdesign to investigate the effects of task analytic instruction coupledwith concrete representations to teach algebraic equations to middleschool students with moderate intellectual disabilities (i.e., IQ<55).Results suggested a functional relationship across all participants.The relevance of this research showed that students withintellectual disabilities can do algebraic equations when given aformat that is Universally Designed. Furthermore, the practicalsignificance of this study showed that all students including thosewith intellectual disabilities can access algebra. The results of thisresearch can further increase the research and understanding ofนักเรียนพิการทางปัญญา และหมายเลขการดำเนินงาน
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