CODE | 67728 |
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ACADEMIC YEAR | 2017/2018 |
CREDITS |
8 credits during the 5th year of 9322 TEACHER EDUCATION (LM-85 bis) GENOVA
6 credits during the 2nd year of 8751 Psychological Sciences and Techniques (L-24) GENOVA |
SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINARY SECTOR | M-PSI/04 |
LANGUAGE | Italian |
TEACHING LOCATION | GENOVA (TEACHER EDUCATION) |
SEMESTER | 2° Semester |
PREREQUISITES |
Prerequisites
You can take the exam for this unit if you passed the following exam(s):
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MODULES | This unit is a module of: |
TEACHING MATERIALS | AULAWEB |
The main objective of the course is to contribute to the training of professionals in the field of developmental disorders, who will recognize the dynamic nature of the acquisitions in this area and learn to identify bias and stereotypes.
To present basic psycological knowledge in the field of developmental disorders and disabilities.
In details, the specific aims are: a) to introduce the concepts of developmental disorders and disabilities, highlighting their historical evolution, and providing examples related to the students’ experiences; b) to present basic knowledge on the main developmental disorders, their characteristics and known causes, also highlighting the in-progress nature of some knowledge; c) to provide for each type of disability/disorder a picture of the state of psychological research and to promote the understanding of the relationship between theories and research findings; d) to promote the understanding of the relationship between disability and major life contexts, with particular attention to the school context and to the principles of an inclusive education; e) to examine the role of psychological disciplines in the study of developmental disorders and in various areas of clinic intervention; f) to introduce some psychological assessment tools; g) to analyse in depth learning disorders, with a focus on intervention strategies for teachers; g) to support the choice of a specific topic.
The course, given the high number of students, will consist mainly in frontal lectures, with constant attention to stimulating requests for clarification and in-depth learning. Moreover, individual exercises and group discussions will be organized in order to stimulate an active participation of the students and to give them feedback regarding their understanding and interpretation of the topics
At the end of the course students will have the possibility to discuss the chosen texts in a small group.
Functioning, disability and environmental factors: definition and boundaries according to the WHO classifications.
Application of the ONU Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities
The Developmental disorders: main definitions and fields of study.
The types of disorder/disability: sensory; motor; cognitive; autism spectrum; learning disorders, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.
The medical diagnosis. Causal factors: genetic, pre-natal, peri-natal and post-natal.
Diagnostic and assessment tools.
Cognitive, social, language, emotional-affective development and risk factors.
Rehabilitation and educational interventions, with particular reference to the role of the school and of inclusive education.
The life contexts of disabled people: family, school, work environment.
Learning disabilities and school.
SCIENZE DELLA FORMAZIONE PRIMARIA
STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THE COURSE
Compulsory textbooks
M. Zanobini, M.C. Usai, Psicologia della disabilità e dei disturbi delle sviluppo. Elementi di riabilitazione e d'intervento. Nuova Edizione aggiornata, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2011.
and
AA.VV., Le Guide Erickson: Dislessia e altri DSA a scuola. Strategie efficaci per gli insegnanti, Erickson, Trento, 2013 (chapters recommended during the course).
Open choice textbooks
Choose a textbook among one of the following topics:
1. Diagnosis and classifications
Zanobini M., Viterbori P., Scopesi A.M. (2015), Le difficoltà e i disturbi del linguaggio attraverso le lenti dell’ICF, Milano, Franco Angeli.
otherwise
D. Ianes, La diagnosi funzionale secondo l’ICF. Il modello OMS, le aree e gli strumenti. Erickson, Trento, 2004.
otherwise
R. Vianello e I.C. Mammarella, Psicologia delle disabilità. Una prospettiva life span, Edizioni Junior, Parma, 2015.
2. The development of visually impaired children
C. Martinoli, E. Delpino, Manuale di riabilitazione visiva per ciechi e ipovedenti, Angeli, Milano, 2009.
3. The development of hearing impaired children
Basili, C. Lanzara, M. Zanobini, Il metodo Drežančić nei bambini dai primi mesi di vita ai tre anni. Guida all’utilizzo delle prime stimolazioni, dei giochi fonici e dei primi vocaboli, Giunti O.S., Firenze, 2011.
otherwise
O. Liverta Sempio, A. Marchetti, F. Lecciso, S. Petrocchi, Competenza sociale e affetti nel bambino sordo, Carocci, Roma, 2006.
3. Autism spectrum disorders
A. Ballerini, F. Barale, S. Ucelli, V. Gallese, Autismo. L'umanità nascosta, Einaudi, Torino, 2006.
otherwise
S. Leopizzi, P. Vicari, S. Solari, Autismo e acquaticità. Esperienze e percorsi educativi. Erickson, Trento, 2010.
4.intellectual Disabilities and rare syndromes
R. Vianello, Potenziali di sviluppo e di apprendimento nelle disabilità intellettive, Erickson, Trento, 2012.
otherwise
L. Marotta, D. Menghini, S. Vicari (a cura di), Lettura, scrittura e calcolo nella sindrome di Down. Percorsi di intervento, Erickson, Trento, 2011.
otherwise
E.M. Dykens, R.M. Hodapp , B.M. Finucane, Ritardo mentale: sindromi a base genetica. Nuove prospettive nella comprensione del comportamento e nell’intervento, Edizioni Junior, Bergamo (Ed. it. cura di Vianello R.), 2003.
otherwise
J. Waters, La sindrome di Prader Willy. Una guida operativa, Ed. Junior, Bergamo, 2003.
6. The life contexts
F. Grasso, L’ICF a scuola. L’applicazione degli adempimenti della legge 104/92, Giunti O.S., Firenze, 2011.
otherwise
G. De Polo, M. Pradal, S. Bortolot, ICF-CY nei servizi per la disabilità. Indicazioni di metodo e prassi per l'inclusione, 2011.
otherwise
G. Pinto (a cura di) Monografia. Tra scuola e famiglia: transizioni ecologiche e relazioni educative, Psicologia dell’educazione, 8, 2, 2014.
Supplementary material
Attendant students will find slides and other Didactic material on Aulaweb.
STUDENTS WHO DON'T ATTEND THE COURSE
Compulsory textbook
M. Zanobini, M.C. Usai, Psicologia della disabilità e dei disturbi delle sviluppo. Elementi di riabilitazione e d'intervento. Nuova Edizione aggiornata, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2011.
and
AA.VV., Le Guide Erickson: Dislessia e altri DSA a scuola. Strategie efficaci per gli insegnanti, Erickson, Trento, 2013.
Open choice textbooks
Choose TWO textbooks among TWO of the previously listed topics
STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THE COURSE
Compulsory textbooks
M. Zanobini, M.C. Usai, Psicologia della disabilità e dei disturbi delle sviluppo. Elementi di riabilitazione e d'intervento. Nuova Edizione aggiornata, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2011.
and
S. Vicari, M. C. Caselli, Neuropsicologia dell'età evolutiva. Prospettive teoriche e cliniche. Il Mulino, Bologna, 2017 (capitoli: I, IV, V, X, XI, XII, XIX).
Open choice textbooks
Choose a textbook among one of the following topics:
1. Diagnosis and classifications
M. Zanobini, P. Viterbori, A.M. Scopesi, Le difficoltà e i disturbi del linguaggio attraverso le lenti dell’ICF, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2015.
otherwise
R. Vianello e I.C. Mammarella, Psicologia delle disabilità. Una prospettiva life span, Edizioni Junior, Parma.
2. The development of visually impaired children
C. Martinoli, E. Delpino, Manuale di riabilitazione visiva per ciechi e ipovedenti, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2009.
3. The development of hearing impaired children
D. Bishop, K. Mogford, Language Development in Exceptional Circumstances, cap. 7 (oral language acquisition of the prelinguistically deaf) e cap. 8 (The acquisition of syntax and space in young deaf signers). Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Hove, Hillsdale, 1993.
otherwise
Basili, C. Lanzara, M. Zanobini, Il metodo Drežančić nei bambini dai primi mesi di vita ai tre anni. Guida all’utilizzo delle prime stimolazioni, dei giochi fonici e dei primi vocaboli, Giunti O.S., Firenze, 2011. and O. Liverta Sempio, A. Marchetti, F. Lecciso, S. Petrocchi, Competenza sociale e affetti nel bambino sordo, Carocci, Roma, 2006.
otherwise
M. Marschark, P.C. Hauser, How deaf children learn: What parents and teachers need to know. Oxford University Press, Oxford - New York, 2012.
3. Autism Spectrum Disorders
A. Ballerini, F. Barale, S. Ucelli, V. Gallese, Autismo. L'umanità nascosta, Einaudi, Torino, 2006.
otherwise
S. Vicari, G. Valeri, L. Fava, L'autismo: dalla diagnosi al trattamento, Il Mulino, Bologna, 2012.
otherwise
M. Arduino, Il bambino che parlava con la luce. Quattro storie di autismo, Einaudi, 2014.
4.Intellectual Disabilities and rare Syndromes
S. Di Nuovo, S. Buono, Strumenti diagnostici per il ritardo mentale: l’assessment psicologico nella disabilità intellettiva, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2010.
otherwise
R. Vianello, Potenziali di sviluppo e di apprendimento nelle disabilità intellettive, Erickson, Trento, 2012.
otherwise
S. Di Nuovo, R. Vianello, Deterioramento cognitivo: forme, diagnosi e intervento. Una prospettiva life span, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2013.
otherwise
B. Dalllapiccola, S. Vicari, La sindrome di Williams. Genetica, clinica e riabilitazione, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2012.
otherwise
J. Waters, La sindrome di Prader Willy. Una guida operativa, Ed. Junior, Bergamo, 2003.
6. Learning Disabilities
P. Zoccolotti, P. Angelelli, A. Iudica, C. Luzzatti, I disturbi evolutivi di lettura e scrittura, Carocci Faber, 2005.
otherwise
P. E. Tressoldi e C. Vio, Il trattamento dei disturbi specifici dell'apprendimento scolastico - NUOVA EDIZIONE, Erickson, Trento, 2012.
otherwise
M. Orsolini (a cura di), Quando imparare è più difficile. Dalla valutazione all'intervento. Carocci Faber, Roma, 2011.
7. The life contexts
S. D’Alessio, Inclusive Education in Italy. A critical analysis of the policy of integrazione scolastica, Sense Publisher, Rotterdam, 2011.
otherwise
G. Pinto (a cura di) Monografia. Tra scuola e famiglia: transizioni ecologiche e relazioni educative, Psicologia dell’educazione, 8, 2, 2014.
otherwise
S. Soresi, Psicologia delle disabilità e dell'inclusione: 4th and 5th parts (pp. 161-335), Il Mulino, Bologna, 2016.
Supplementary materials
Attendant students will find slides and other Didactic material on Aulaweb.
STUDENTS WHO DON'T ATTEND THE COURSE
Compulsory textbooks
M. Zanobini, M.C. Usai, Psicologia della disabilità e dei disturbi delle sviluppo. Elementi di riabilitazione e d'intervento. Nuova Edizione aggiornata,, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2011.
and
S. Vicari, M. C. Caselli, Neuropsicologia dell'età evolutiva. Prospettive teoriche e cliniche. Il Mulino, Bologna, 2017 (capitoli: I, IV, V, X, XI, XII, XVIII, XIX, XX).
Open choice textbooks
Choose a textbook from one of the previously listed topics
Office hours: DISFOR, Corso Podestà 2, fourth floor, Tuesdays at 10-12. Tel: 01020953705; e-mail: mirella.zanobini@unige.it.
ANGELO BEDIN (President)
MIRELLA ZANOBINI (President)
The course, given the high number of students, will consist mainly in frontal lectures, with constant attention to stimulating requests for clarification and in-depth learning. Moreover, individual exercises and group discussions will be organized in order to stimulate an active participation of the students and to give them feedback regarding their understanding and interpretation of the topics
At the end of the course students will have the possibility to discuss the chosen texts in a small group.
February the 20th, 2018
For attending students (at least 70% attendance) it will be scheduled a written evaluation in itinere on the compulsory textbooks and an oral examination on the chosen text.
For non-attending students it will be scheduled an oral evaluation covering the entire program.
The oral examination will evaluate text comprehension, acquired knowledge, oral presentation skills, selection of relevant information. It will also be considered the ability to analyse topics in depth and critically interrelate the different sources of knowledge.
The written exam will consist of multiple-choice questions, open-ended questions and completion tasks, in order to assess text comprehension, acquired knowledge, oral presentation skills , selection of relevant information and ability to synthesize. The oral test will assess the ability to analyse topics in depth and critically interrelate the different sources of knowledge.
REPEAT EXAM: Students can attend the exams after regular registration without restrictions in every official sessions. Non-official sessions will NOT be scheduled.
We recommend students who fail the exam more than once to take an appointment with the professor, in order to plan the best study strategies together.
Date | Time | Location | Type | Notes |
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11/01/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
25/01/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
08/02/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
24/05/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
07/06/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
21/06/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
12/07/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
06/09/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale | |
20/09/2018 | 08:30 | GENOVA | Orale |
All the students MUST visit the Aulaweb page (www.aulaweb.unige.it) regularly. All the information and materials related to this course are exclusively published on this website.
Any shifts in lectures timetable or office hours will be announced on aulaweb.
Thesis requests must be made at students’ office hours or by appointment.
The thematic areas for the thesis can cover any topic of the course. Students are encouraged to make specific proposals, accompanied by a bibliography.
The following topics will be considered for research theses:
typical and atypical language development;
quality assessment of inclusive education;
cognitive profiles in children with autism.