Identify five common sources of stress for families with children who are exceptional. For each source of stress, cite ways the field of special education has changed to support families
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
Source of stress:
Response:
1. The stigma of having an exceptional child
Concept of normalization, emphasis on individual strengths rather than deviation from norm
2. Decisions about education and living arrangements for the child
Transition planning, family- centered planning ADA
3. Economic concerns
Transition planning, family- centered planning
4. Concern for other children in the family
Family-centered planning
5. The child's behavior and social responsiveness
Transition planning, family- centered planning, emphasis on inclusion of students in mainstream of society
6. Concern for the support of other family members
Family-centered planning, family support services
7. Concern for the marital relationship
Family-centered planning, family support services
8. The time and energy required to meet the needs of the exceptional child and other members of the family
Family-centered planning, family support services
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