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Maatskaplike werk met dowes in Suid-AfrikaPienaar, Izak Jacobus 12 1900 (has links)
Summaries in Afrikaans and English / Text in Afrikaans / Die teoretiese doelstellings van die ondersoek behels die
verkenning van sommige maatskaplike behoeftes van Dowes, asook
die aard van maatskaplikewerk-hulpverlening aan Dowes in Suid-Af
rika. In die empiriese ondersoek word twee aspekte ondersoek,
te wete:
-Dowes se menings oor maatskaplike behoeftes van Dowes;
-Maatskaplike werkers in Dowesorg se menings oor maatskaplike
behoef tes van Dowes en die praktyk van maatskaplikewerkhulpverlening
aan Dowes. / The theoretical goals of the study include the investigation of
some of the social needs of deaf people, as well as the nature of
social work services to the Deaf in South Africa. The empirical
research focuses on the following two aspects:
-Deaf people's opinions about their social needs;
-Social workers in Deaf care's opinions about the social needs of
deaf people and the practice of social work services to the Deaf. / Social Work / D. Diac. (Social Work)
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Social-emotional competency : enhancing the achievement abilities of deaf and hard-of-hearing personsViljoen, Tasme 01 1900 (has links)
South Africa has a dearth of deaf appropriate assistive resources – giving rise to deaf adolescents leaving school early and poor adult outcomes.
These factors are negatively influenced by the interaction of other
elements such as the inadequate cultural and social nurturing and lack of support. Approached from a bio-ecological model, to pro-actively address the support needed by deaf and hard-of-hearing persons to empower them to develop the capacity to withstand the challenges they have to endure, to stand up to and resist the negative ideas about what they are capable of.
In this study, major risk factors were identified as communication
deprivation and unpreparedness of parents to raise a deaf child
appropriately where mediating factors were identified as social-emotional competence and deaf teaching assistants at South African Schools for the Deaf. The main findings of this study were that the need for early training of parents, access to Sign Language, deaf role models and social-emotional training in SA schools for the Deaf are proposed pathways to well-being. / Psychology / M.A. (Psychology)
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