2010
DOI: 10.1177/0741932510362198
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Examining the Effectiveness of TouchMath With Students With Physical Disabilities

Abstract: One of the most fundamental math skills for students to learn is basic computational skills. Students who have difficulty learning math skills may benefit from representational approaches, such as TouchMath. A multiprobe, multiple baseline, acrossparticipants design was used in this study to investigate the use of TouchMath with students with physical disabilities. The study was designed to determine the effectiveness of this strategy on the students' ability to solve basic addition problems with sums to 20. A… Show more

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“…Also, in the light of the data as observed in the generalization session results, all the three students scored 100% success in the generalization of the skills. Findings on generalization reported in this research are in conformity with the findings of the previous research studies concerning teaching of mathematics skills with the Touch math technique (Avant and Heller, 2011;Badır, 2014;Çalık, 2008;Eliçin et al, 2013;Scott, 1993;Simon and Hanrahan, 2004;Yıkmış, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…Also, in the light of the data as observed in the generalization session results, all the three students scored 100% success in the generalization of the skills. Findings on generalization reported in this research are in conformity with the findings of the previous research studies concerning teaching of mathematics skills with the Touch math technique (Avant and Heller, 2011;Badır, 2014;Çalık, 2008;Eliçin et al, 2013;Scott, 1993;Simon and Hanrahan, 2004;Yıkmış, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Based on the findings of the research, the teaching provided in line with the touch math technique based on a direct teaching approach is found to be effective in teaching the basic subtraction skills to the students with ASD. Findings on effectiveness reported in this research are in conformity with the findings of the previous research studies concerning teaching of mathematics skills with the touch math technique (Avant and Heller, 2011;Badır, 2014;Bedard, 2002;Berry, 2007;Cihak and Foust, 2008;Çalık, 2008;Dev, Doyle and Valente, 2002;Dulgarian, 2000;Eichel, 2007;Eliçin et al, 2013;Fletcher, Boon and Cihak, 2010;Green, 2009;Newman, 1994;Pupo, 1994;Rudolph, 2008;Scott, 1993;Simon and Hanrahan, 2004;Velasco, 2009;Waters ve Boon, 2011;Wisniewski and Skarbek, 2002;Yıkmış, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Besides, overall IEP is a process which intends to facilitate more motivation and greater ability to achievement (Barnard-Brak & Lechtenberger, 2010). This notion is valid for elementary level courses such as mathematics (Avant & Heller, 2011) and physical education (Downing & Rebollo, 1999). Using technology in IEP is also affective to enhance motivation (Campbell and Mechling, 2008).…”
Section: Motivation and Iep Studentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This notion is valid for elementary level courses such as mathematics (Avant & Heller, 2011) and physical education (Downing & Rebollo, 1999). Using technology in IEP is also affective to enhance motivation (Campbell and Mechling, 2008).…”
Section: Motivation and Iep Studentmentioning
confidence: 99%