Resources Relating to Indonesia
Menciptakan Kesempatan-Kesempatan Belajar: Petunjuk Langkah demi Langkah untuk Mengajar Anak dengan Hambatan Penglihatan dengan Disabilitas Tambahan, termasuk Netra-Rungu
Creating Learning...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
Click here to download the Bahasa version of the Early Intervention Manual.
Posted by Weningsih
In this webcast Weningsih discusses the development of curriculum in Indonesian for students who have multiple disabilities and visual impairments (MDVI). She outlines some of the challenges in...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
This document is a translation in Bahasa Indonesia of Quality Indicators for Programs Serving Children with Visual Impairments and Blindness, Extended for Students with Multiple Disabilities. ...
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This fact sheet Komunikasi Yang Ekspresif in Bahasa Indonesia provides information on the nature of expressive communication and the value of such communication. The continuum of expressive...
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Interaksi Dini dengan Anak Penyandang Buta Tuli/Tuna rungu by Debbie Gleason offers suggestions for interacting with young children who are deafblind. The article includes the following sections...
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This 4-page document in Bahasa Indonesian BANTU SAYA UNTUK MEMPELAJARI BENDA & PENGALAMAN BARU offers suggestions on helping children who are blind or visually impaired to learn and experience...
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Creating Learning Opportunities: A Step-by-Step Guide to Teaching Students with Vision Impairment and Additional Disabilities, Including Deafblindness has been translated into Bahasa Indonesia. This...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
This curriculum for students with multiple disabilities and visual impairment (MDVI) or deafblindess) is in Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia).
Panduan Pengembangan Kurikulum dan Program Pembelajaran...
Posted by Weni
We invite you to download this flyer to share with your colleagues or families you are working with. Please feel free to distribute them at trainings, workshops, and conferences and help us to let...
Posted by Charlotte@Perkins
