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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Special care centres"”.
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An exploration of the challenges hindering implementation of learning programmes at special care centres
The high demand for special care centres for children with severe to profound intellectual disabilities (CSPID) in the Cape Metropole, led to several special care centres (SCCs) emerging in recent years. However, implementing the learning programmes (LPs) in SCCs pose problems regarding the quality …
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An exploration of the challenges hindering implementation of learning programmes at special care centres
The high demand for special care centres for children with severe to profound intellectual disabilities (CSPID) in the Cape Metropole, led to several special care centres (SCCs) emerging in recent years. However, implementing the learning programmes (LPs) in SCCs pose problems regarding the quality …
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utilising a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC): a narrative inquiry on the experiences of caregivers in special care centres with online professional development
… did not have access to education. Consequently, caregivers were often unprepared to shift from a social welfare care model to educational provision due to their limited training opportunities. This study examines experiences of caregivers with online professional development in the provision of …
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Survey of medical, dental and nursing services in centres for intellectually and physically disabled children in Cape Town and its environs
… dental and nursing services in and used by centres for intellectually and physically impaired children in Cape Town and its environs. The information was gained by means of a structured questionnaire. Thirty three of the 34 centres with a total of 3480 children are included. Twelve are …
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Monitoring educational participation in children with severe to profound intellectual disability in rural districts of the Western Cape: A descriptive analytical study
… single parent, and a high number were in foster care (13%). The most prevalent associated health condition was found to be cerebral palsy (27.9%). Many presented with more than one condition, frequently involving epilepsy. Prominent aetiological factors were classified as maternal and child (25%) …