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Blackpool Explorer Scouts
Module F – Making Scouting Accessible
Module F Objectives
To be able to state a range of special needs that may be experienced within a section. (Remember these may not be especially obvious.)
Be able to explain how to change programmes to suit the needs of all young people within the section, including those with special needs.
What is a Special Need?
Having EpilepsyBeing blind
Being dyslexic
Having attention deficit
hyperactivity order
Having cystic fibrosis
Having heart disorder
Having Spina Bifida
What is a Special Need?
Wearing GlassesHaving a stutter
Being asthmaticBeing allergic to
nuts
Wetting the bed at night
Being slightly overweight
Being slightly deaf
Contenders Ready?
Then lets make like a Shepard……
and get the flock out of here……
Something to Think About?
How would young people with special needs cope with the game
you have just played?
What would need to be changed?
Are there any other tasks at your section evenings that would
need changing if a young person with special needs turned up?
Try this….
Using the disabilities factsheets, think about how the programme
at your group would need to be adapted to cope with some of the
special needs mentioned.
So what have you been doing and what have you identified that
you would have to do differently?
More to Think About?
Is the word “special” correct?
Remember your yellow card!
Are you perfect?
Would you laugh at a disabled
person?
How would you cope?
Are people with special needs more open to emotional abuse?
Could you learn anything from someone with
special needs?
Module F Objectives – Have we achieved them?
To be able to state a range of special needs that may be experienced within a section. (Remember these may not be especially obvious.)
Be able to explain how to change programmes to suit the needs of all young people within the section, including those with special needs.
Hope you weren’t to bored ;)
That’s it – Your Done