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In this Illustration, four year old kindergarten teacher Mel, works closely with one child with a hearing device to support her literacy achievement. Mel describes her approach to support the success of children with disability in her program and shares examples of strategies to establish a work space in which the children with disability can be successful. She also describes how she works with the parents of children with disability to ensure their well-being and development.

Clarendon Children's Centre is an inner city long day care centre and kindergarten situated in South Melbourne. In this kindergarten classroom, there are three early childhood teachers. The children come from a variety of backgrounds and the teachers focus on the children's voice playing an important role in the classroom. The four year old kindergarten room serves 17 children daily, two of whom have a hearing disability.  

  • What are the benefits to regular communication with parents/ carers, particularly in the context of children with a disability?
  • What steps can you take to promote a learning culture that is inclusive of children with disability?
  • What are examples of modifications that can be made to the learning environment to support the success of children with disability?
2 supporting file(s)

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Offline package - Establishing a program inclusive of children with disability

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