The topic that I chose for this essay is autism. More
specifically, autistic children in schools and how they are being served. I
chose this topic because of my brother, who had special needs. Even though he
did not have autism, I feel that autism and cerebral palsy (which was what he
had) are closely connected. My brother did not go to school, so I’m not too
sure about how a class for special needs children works. It will be interesting
for me to learn about how schools are serving children with autism and other
special needs. I do not know a lot about this topic, but I do know that there
are some schools, like Pauline Glenn Springs Elementary and Dorman High School,
that have separate classes for children with special needs. There a few times
where they can go in a regular class and be a part of a normal class setting,
but for the most part, they seem to be in their own class. I am excited to
learn more about how different schools serve to autistic children.
When it comes to stakeholders in this topic, I believe that
they are the autistic children, their parents, the teachers, and the school
board. The way I see it is the autistic children are the main core of this
topic, the parents are the ones who send their children to school, so they want
to know if they are safe, comfortable, and learning, the teachers are the ones
who teach the children, and the school board is the one who makes all of the
decisions when it comes the special classes for children with special needs. I
thought government might be one, but I am not too sure about that one. My
research question…well, I have not thought too much about it. Maybe something
like, “How do schools serve autistic children?” I may have to think a little more
in depth for my research question (research questions have never really been a
strong suit for me). As for sources, I have about four of them, but I have not
gone through them to see if they are reliable enough for this topic and paper.
I may have to go and find some more resources for my paper. So far, I have had
a bit of trouble finding sources on the library database. But I am going to get
those issues cleared up as soon as I can.
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