• Various aspects of disability, its impact and management.
  • To know key aspects of education like goals, function, technology and emerging trends
  • Educational needs of the children with disability and their management
  • To know about planning and executing curricular and co-curricular activities.
  • Methods and techniques of teaching school subjects.
  • Various areas of child development and the relevant mental processes.
  • Develop a team approach with families and related interactors (e.g., therapists, doctors, professionals) to provide the child a meaningful programme.
  • Adapting environments to maximize learning.
  • Knowledge of best practices in education (e.g., communication, curricula, IEP, team approach).
  • Knowledge of senses, sensory losses, their impact on learning, and ability to maximize the child’s use of residual senses (e.g, vision, hearing, touch).
  • Basic understanding of clinical and medical assessments and conditions to interpret findings (e.g., audiogram, eye report, medical reports).
  • Assess the educational needs of children with deafblindness and children with vision impairment with additional disabilities to provide appropriate interventions.
  • Understand Governmental legislations and concessions provided to people with disabilities.
  • Need for teachers to develop self evaluation and professional ethics and standards on an ongoing basis.