Physically handicapped education

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The physically handicapped pedagogy is a specialty of special education , which in turn is a specialty of general pedagogy . It deals with special educational as well as didactic-methodological issues of upbringing, education and rehabilitation, especially of children and adolescents who have special educational needs due to a physical disability . The didactics tailored to the “developmental characteristics of physically handicapped children” is “less of a 'special' didactics” than “rather a highly differentiated general didactics of school support”. In this respect, pedagogy for the physically handicapped modifies general pedagogy in didactic and methodological terms and supplements it with a view to the different rehabilitative learning needs of its target groups. In Germany it is possible to study this subject at universities with a Magister, Master's degree or teaching qualification for special needs education.

Individual evidence

  1. Hans Stadler / Udo Wilken (2004): Pedagogy for physical disabilities. Study texts on the history of disabled education. Volume 4. Weinheim: Beltz UTB, as open access: URL: http://www.pedocs.de/volltexte/2011/1675/
  2. Harry Bergeest (2002): The balance of stability and instability - Didactic principles of teaching with physically handicapped children p. 4 - in Jens Boenisch , Volker Daut (2002): Didactics of teaching with physically handicapped children
  3. Udo Wilken (2000): The development of social competence as a rehabilitative task in education for the physically handicapped - in Zeitschrift für Heilpädagogik, vol. 51, issue 7/2000, pp. 281–288