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Network
Gloria is sometimes invited to give advice and training on the care,
education and behaviour management of children with special needs,
whether those children be with their own family, at a day centre
or in an institution. This can take various forms: home visits, long
distance exchange of information by letter, fax or e-mail, question
and answer sessions, discussions,a series of seminars or a course.
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Staff
and assistants at a special needs day centre during a seminar on
communication and language difficulties.
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Staff
being trained in the skills of music and movement to aid relaxation
for adults and children alike.
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Children
having fun!
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Gloria
trying to encourage a little boy to wear a hearing aid.
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Jan
sets up a sensory room full of new experiences for children and
adults alike.
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Jan
looks on while staff and children try foot massage as a means of
relaxing together and having fun. |
Our
first question and answer session with parents at the Binecuvintati
Copiii (Bless the Children) Day Centre in Onesti, Easter 1997. |
Veena
(far right) organises PE activities to teach the children about
following instructions and working as a team while having fun.
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Network
Gloria is invited to meet parents and children at the "Trebuie!" Day
Centre in Braila, November 1997. One mother, who had been told nine
years previously that her baby had no hearing, was shown that he
did have hearing and that a special learning programme was needed.
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Meeting
parents and children at the Malteza Special Needs Kindergarden in
Cluj, May 1997. We are still in touch with the centre. Wherever we
go parents are invited to keep in touch with the Network directly
and encouraged to keep in touch with each other. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 March 2010 )
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