Verbal responding in classroom is playing a good role in class participation. However, the students with disabilities are not appropriately involved in this class participation behavior because of their low self-esteem and teachers' inappreciation. Th...
Verbal responding in classroom is playing a good role in class participation. However, the students with disabilities are not appropriately involved in this class participation behavior because of their low self-esteem and teachers' inappreciation. This study, thus, was planned to enhance verbal responding behavior leading to class participation.
The intervention of this study is Video Self-Modeling. Video self-modeling has been defined as "a procedure in which people see themselves on videotapes showing only adaptive behavior". In this study, the students saw themselves successfully responding to teacher's questions. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of video Self-Modeling Intervention in verbal responding of the students with disabilities in inclusive classroom.
In this study, multiple probe design across subjects was used to evaluate treatment effects. The treatment was composed of 6 to 16 sessions. To examine the maintenance effect, 3 follow-up sessions were conducted after 3 weeks.
The results of this study are as follows:
First, verbal responding behavior of 3 students with disabilities were enhanced by video self-modeling intervention.
Second, verbal responding behavior of 3 students with disabilities were generalized to other subject.
Third, verbal responding behavior of 3 students with disabilities were maintained 3 weeks after the termination of the intervention.
The results from this study shows that video self-modeling is an effective intervention for 3 students with disabilities in verbal responding behavior in inclusive classroom.