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30 pages in length. The trends in education typically follow what is considered the best and most viable option for the student population it targets, however, there are times when a given approach - or collective of approaches - reach for the most costly methods without giving any consideration to alternative techniques. This tendency to lean toward conventional measures has precluded many a special needs individual from making much educational headway when there is a high price tag associated with the method; as such, those typically responsible for footing the bill - the taxpayers - are saddled providing the monetary outlay for programs that are often overpriced and underproductive. To look at alternative methods in any capacity is to consider the possibilities that exist beyond the traditional and often outdated in an effort to incorporate the innovative and new. Along with these shifts in perspective oftentimes comes a lesser associated cost but a greater return on the investment, as well as a watershed moment with regard to enacting a social change response, which is the case with such alternative approaches to educating special needs individuals as recreational therapy, peer tutoring, tailored homework and dramatic play. Bibliography lists 30 sources.
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for the student population it targets, however, there are times when a given approach - or collective of approaches - reach for the most costly methods without giving any consideration
to alternative techniques. This tendency to lean toward conventional measures has precluded many a special needs individual from making much educational headway when there is a high price tag
associated with the method; as such, those typically responsible for footing the bill - the taxpayers - are saddled providing the monetary outlay for programs that are often overpriced and
underproductive. To look at alternative methods in any capacity is to consider the possibilities that exist beyond the traditional and often outdated in an effort to incorporate the innovative
and new. Along with these shifts in perspective oftentimes comes a lesser associated cost but a greater return on the investment, as well as a watershed moment with regard
to enacting a social change response, which is the case with such alternative approaches to educating special needs individuals as recreational therapy, peer tutoring, tailored homework and dramatic play.
II. RECREATIONAL THERAPY The need for recreational therapy in relation to special needs individuals is greater than most people realize; that the faculty and staff of a given school understand
this necessity indicates a greater academic, social and emotional dedication toward their students. The fundamental basis of recreational therapy is to provide alternative learning methods for at-risk or special
needs students who are incapable of grasping sufficient understanding from conventional techniques. By offering those students with learning disabilities a "wide range of intensive, individualized interventions designed to remediate
learning problems" (Association of Educational Therapists, 2002), faculty and staff are better equipped to enhance a learning-challenged students otherwise limited intellectual capacity by paying greater attention to strengths over weaknesses.
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