Intervention practice for preschool children in need of special support : a comparative analysis between South Africa and Sweden
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Luttropp, Agneta
Norling, Martina
Balton, Sadna
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OTASA: Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa
Abstract
This article describes and compares intervention for children in need of special support in South Africa and Sweden. This is achieved by developing a theoretical understanding of current intervention approaches and describing the challenges within the South African and Swedish contexts. Ecological development theory, natural environments and activity settings are discussed to justify the conceptualising of intervention practices. Recommendations are made for a more integrated approach that is culturally relevant and meaningful to children and their families.
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Activity settings, Children, Context, Preschool, Special support
Sustainable Development Goals
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Luttropp, A, Norling, M & Balton, S 2007, 'Intervention practice for preschool children in need of special support: a comparative analysis between South Africa and Sweden', South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, vol. 37, no. 3, pp. 22-24. [http://www.otasa.org.za/otasa_journal/index.html]