Answer to Question #135806 in Sociology for Faith

Question

If a learner' with barrier to learning have visual impairment. How can you support this learner' by means of an ISP.

Answer 1

Each student has an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) which plans objectives and guarantees that he or she experiences school achievement. Learner's needs differ liable on the nature and sternness of the visual impairment and when the sight loss happened. Increasing levels of sight loss naturally bring about added challenges in accessing informational resources - the topics being studied have a substantial impact in determining the level and nature of these challenges.

Supporting learners with visual impairment through an ISP, parents educators, and peer can make learning participative. Inspire peer learning, divide tasks down into smaller units that will incrementally shape into the task aims. It is also essential to use learners' words, dialect, materials and individual setting- being vibrant regarding activity tenacity and how it associates with the skills requests of the student.