Diagnosis and support class

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Diagnosis and support classes , including diagnosis support classes (DFK), are a form of special educational support in Germany, for example in Bavaria and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . They are intended for school-age children with learning difficulties , developmental delays or partial performance disorders , who can be expected to be unable to successfully attend school classes at a mainstream school . The learning material of the 1st primary school class is conveyed, but spread over two years. The inserted year does not count as a repetition, so that the full-time compulsory education increases to ten instead of the normal nine years of school attendance.

Goal setting

  • Determination of funding needs
  • Individual support
  • If possible, transfer to mainstream school

literature

  • Stephan Ellinger, Katja Koch: Flexible school entry phase for children with special educational needs. A critical assessment of the effectiveness of diagnosis and support classes. In: Journal for curative education. 3, 2007.
  • Bavarian Law on Education and Instruction (BayEUG). (New version of May 31, 2000; amended by law of December 20, 2011) Text edition. Maiß, Munich 2012, ISBN 978-3-941948-48-8 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ gesetze-bayern.de
  2. ↑ Art. 41 Para. 8 BayEUG
  3. ↑ gesetze-bayern.de

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