Judul Asli : Who can put ‘learning disability label’ on your child?
Issues of sociocultural affects on learning disability
Rina Kim*, Lillie R. Albert
Curriculum and Instruction. Boston College, Chestnuthill, U.S.A.
Email address:
rina@bc.edu (R. Kim), albertli@bc.edu (L. R. Albert)
To cite this article:
Rina Kim, Lillie R. Albert. Who can Put ‘Learning Disability Label’ on Your Child? Issues of Sociocultural Affects on Learning Disability.
International Journal of Elementary Education. Vol. 3, No. 2, 2014, pp. 30-33. doi: 10.11648/j.ijeedu.20140302.12
Issues of sociocultural affects on learning disability
Rina Kim*, Lillie R. Albert
Curriculum and Instruction. Boston College, Chestnuthill, U.S.A.
Email address:
rina@bc.edu (R. Kim), albertli@bc.edu (L. R. Albert)
To cite this article:
Rina Kim, Lillie R. Albert. Who can Put ‘Learning Disability Label’ on Your Child? Issues of Sociocultural Affects on Learning Disability.
International Journal of Elementary Education. Vol. 3, No. 2, 2014, pp. 30-33. doi: 10.11648/j.ijeedu.20140302.12
Abstrak
Tulisan ini memberikan landasan teoritis pada topik "Masalah sosial budaya mempengaruhi pembelajaran
siswa berkebutuhan khusus. "Tujuan dari makalah ini adalah untuk menantang legitimasi klaim bahwa tes standar tidak berhubungan dengan siswa latar belakang sosial budaya dengan perspektif teoritis. Untuk menguji hubungan antara tes standar dan latar belakang sosial budaya siswa, kita menarik pada idealisme dan empirisme sebagai kerangka kerja. Kami memeriksa hal yg meyakinkan para definisi untuk kecacatan dan metodologi yang diterapkan untuk mendiagnosis siswa dengan kesulitan belajar. Karena itu, kami berusaha untuk menentukan implikasi yang berarti di mana untuk memahami dan mendiagnosis siswa dengan belajar inklusi.
Abstract
This paper provides a theoretical foundation on the topic “Issues of sociocultural affects on learning disability.” The intent of this paper is to challenge the legitimacy of the claim that standardized tests do not relate to students’ sociocultural backgrounds with theoretical perspectives. To examine the relationship between standardized tests and students’ sociocultural backgrounds, we drew on idealism and empiricism as its framework. We examined the cogency of the definition for learning disability and the methodology applied to diagnosing students with Learning Disabilities. In consequence, we sought to determine meaningful implications in which to understand and diagnose students with Learning
Disabilities.
