Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
Psychoeducational Intervention in the Family Environment
Psychoeducational Intervention in the Family Environment
3
14053
4
First semester
op
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
Main language of instruction: Spanish
Other languages of instruction: Catalan, English
Other languages of instruction: Catalan, English
Teaching staff
Attention to students will be provided via email and after presential classes.
Introduction
This subject aims to offer the student a global vision of psycho-educational intervention at school and family levels. Covers the preventive or therapeutic nature of the psychoeducational intervention and how to apply it to different areas and stages of the student's development in their learning process, both emotional and social. The subject will have two main blocks: psycho-pedagogical intervention in childhood and intervention in adolescence.
Pre-course requirements
It is recommended to have prior knowledge of Evolutionary Psychology and be familiar with the various learning disorders, as well as behavioural disorders that may appear at school.
Objectives
- Support and provide the necessary resources to tutors, teachers, families and / or legal guardians so that they are able to responsibly take decisions in the personal, academic and professional fields that affect the student.
- Promote and facilitate the involvement of families in the school and educational process of their children with needs.
- Facilitate the channels and contexts for the relationship between school and family.
- Understand the concept of attention to diversity and educational inclusion to work within a framework of “school for all”.
- Understand what the attention is at school level and what a psycho-pedagogue has to provide to advise and guide the teachers and families of a student with learning difficulties.
- Know the various specific needs of educational support.
- Acquire and master different strategies to achieve true attention to diversity and be familiar with the existing educational services.
- Learn about guidance techniques and teaching advice according to the educational and developmental stage of each student.
- Know and master different resources and techniques to give advice and guidance in the family environment.
Competences/Learning outcomes of the degree programme
- CB02 - Students must know how to apply their knowledge to their work or vocation in a professional manner and have competences that are usually demonstrated through the creation and defence of arguments and the solving of problems within their field of study.
- CB04 - Students must be able to convey information, ideas, problems and solutions to both specialised and non-specialised audiences.
- CB05 - Students must have developed the necessary learning skills to undertake subsequent studies with a high degree of autonomy.
- CG02 - The ability to make critical and well-founded judgements and assessments as part of the decision-making process.
- CG03 - The ability to read scientific literature in a critical, well-founded manner, take into account its provenance, situate it within an epistemological framework and identify and contrast its contributions in relation to the disciplinary knowledge available.
- CG04 - The ability to respect and enforce the code of ethics and act ethically in all activities related to the practice of the profession.
- CG05 - Understanding of the limitations of the psychological analysis of human behaviour and the ability to incorporate concepts and analytical techniques from other disciplines.
- CG06 - Flexibility, respect and discretion in the use of data corresponding to people, groups and organisations.
- CG07 - The ability to adapt to the setting, task or context, handle new tasks and responsibilities and generate processes of change.
- CG08 - The capacity to interpret the content and scope of the information received or requested, orally or in writing, and process it appropriately according to the nature of the matter at hand.
- CG12 - The ability to create the conditions necessary for effective communication and a good relationship of help and support.
- CT02 - The capacity to solve problems.
- CT04 - The capacity to work in a team
- CT05 - The ability to reason and assess situations and results from a critical, constructive point of view.
- CT08 - The ability to put theoretical knowledge into practice
- CT09 - The ability to communicate adequately, both orally and in writing
Learning outcomes of the subject
- Recognises the object of study in educational psychology and its explanatory theories.
- Recognises and identifies the characteristics of the students in different school stages: infant, primary, ESO (12-16 years), baccalaureate.
- Recognises individual differences, learning problems or disorders that can interfere with a person's teaching-learning process.
- Identifies possible aspects of risk in students, at different stages.
- Knows how to convey knowledge about different actions in the educational field.
- Decides on appropriate intervention strategies to address educational diversity.
- Knows how to differentiate the different family types and their approach.
Syllabus
Block 1: Pycho-educational intervention in the family environment, at the Infant, Primary, and Secondary stages:
-Habits and limitations in the Infant Stage.
-Down Syndrome
-ADHD
-TEA
-Learning Disorders
-Sensory hearing and visual impairment
-Motor disability
-Emotional education and sexuality
-High capabilities
-Epilepsy
-Behavioural disorders
Teaching and learning activities
In person
Theoretical class (TC)
Autonomous Learning (AA)
Individual work (IW)
Debate and discussion (D&D)
Personal Academic Tutoring (PAT)
Evaluation systems and criteria
In person
Class participation is important in this subject. Comments and written work are required and count for 30%. Class participation, which must be demonstrated, counts for 10 %, and an exam for the remaining 60 %, this test will have to be approved so that it can be averaged with the rest of the complementary notes.
In the resit exam it will be necessary to obtain a grade sufficient for the weighted average to be 5 or higher. In case the average is suspended, the student must repeat the subject the following year.
Bibliography and resources
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Evaluation period
E: exam date | R: revision date | 1: first session | 2: second session:
- E2 21/06/2023 A05 08:00h
- E1 21/12/2023 A10 08:00h