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U.O.A.D. (Unità Operativa Abilità Diverse)University of Palermo
Marianna Alesimarianna.alesi@unipa.it
Delegate of “Disabilities” and “Vocational Guidance”
at the School “Scienze Guiridiche ed Economico-Sociali”,
University of Palermo
Dipartimento di Scienze Psicologiche, Pedagogiche e della FormazioneUniversità degli Studi di Palermo
UNIVERSITY OF PALERMO
• The University of Palermo (UNIPA) is a consolidated cultural, scientific and teaching presence in central-western Sicily Palermo, Caltanissetta, Agrigento and Trapani).
• It’s articulated in: 5 Schools, 20 Departments, 22 courses (first and second cycle), 44 masters and specialization and 23 PhD courses.
• The University of Palermo is engaged in inter-institutional LLP Erasmus agreements with 24 European Union Countries. Students may come here, within these agreements, both for study and stage periods. In the last four years the University hosted 175 students per year, on average. In this academic year, Erasmus incoming students are 190.
SCHOOLS
U.O.A.D. Unità Operativa Abilità Diverse
Office for Students with Disabilities(http://portale.unipa.it/amministrazione/area1/set09/uob11)
cud@unipa.it.
The Unità Operativa Abilità Diverse (UOAD) was founded on March 1999, following the Law 104/1992. It aims to support students with more than 66% of disability, certified by Health National System.
Prof. Annamaria Pepi is in charge on behalf of the Rector for Disabilities
Students’ distribution for the academic year 2014/2015
Schools N.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 35 POLYTECHNIC 65 BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES 42 LAW AND SOCIAL-ECONOMIC STUDIES 70 HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE 183 Total 395
GOALS:
• Reception of students with disability• Specialized tutoring for students with disability • Service for students with dyslexia to provide compensatory
instruments and dealing out measures • Counseling• Providing high tech educational resources• Monitoring of schools• Monitoring of transportation • Monitoring of help service • LIS• Orientation: Incoming, in itinere and placement• Conferences• Network with Ufficio Regionale Scolastico and Sezione
Regionale della Associazione Italiana Dislessia.
Research 1: Monitoring of UOAD activities from June to September, 2015
• Tutors (N= 40; M age=26,6 ys) and students were administered a questionnaire articulated in two parts: 1. Academic Life; 2. Activities promoted by UOAD .
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No
Research 2
• Phase I: Administration of Adult Reading Questionnaire (Snowling et
al., 2012) to 1029 students attending the last year of High Schools
• Phase II: Administration of Adult Reading Questionnaire (Snowling et
al., 2012) to 695 students attending University Courses
Istituto
68; 10%
310; 44%
19; 3%
182; 26%
116; 17%Liceo Scientifico
Liceo Psicopedagogico
Istituto Tecnico Privato
Liceo Classico
Istituto Ragioneria
ARQ Adult Reading Questionnaire (Snowling et al., 2012)
It’s a self-report questionnaire composed by 15 items and aimed at requiring the respondent to rate ‘symptoms’ of dyslexia on a scale of 0–4, such as problems with literacy skills, word finding and organization (e.g., Do you find it difficult to read words you haven’t seen before? Never / Rarely / Sometimes / Frequently / Always); 2 further items required a yes/no/
maybe response (e.g., Are you a good reader?) and 2 items required the respondent to rate how frequently they read and write (e.g., How often do you write in everyday life?).
• Q1 Do you think you are a good reader?
• Q2 Can you read quickly and easily?
• Q3 How good is your spelling?
• Q4 In your job, how often do you read?
• Q5 Do you find it difficult to read words you haven’t seen before?
• Q6 Do you find it difficult to read aloud?
• Q7 Do you find it difficult to find the right word to say?
• Q8 Do you ever confuse the names of things?
• Q9 Do you confuse left and right?
• Q10 Do you have problems with organization or time management?
• Q11 How often do you write in everyday life?
• Q12 Based on this, do you think you are dyslexic? (yes/no/maybe)
• Q13 How would you rate your difficulties? (no difficulties/ mild / moderate/ severe)
• Q 14 Has anyone ever raised concerns about your reading? (yes/no)
• Q15 Have you ever had a diagnosis of dyslexia? (yes/no) If YES, by whom?
Divisione del campione per genereIstituti Secondari di II Grado VS Università
Genere
181; 26%
514; 74%
Maschi
Femmine
Genere
76; 22%
262; 78%
Maschi
Femmine
Istituti Secondari di II Grado VS Università“Sulla base di questo, pensi di essere dislessico”
ARQ 12
623; 90%
61; 9% 6; 1%
No
Forse
Si
ARQ 12
325; 94%
20; 6% 1; 0%
No
Forse
Si
Istituti Secondari di II Grado VS Università“Come valuteresti le tue difficoltà”
ARQ 13
273; 40%
365; 53%
48; 7% 2; 0%
Nessuna Difficoltà
Lieve
Moderata
Grave
ARQ 13
239; 68%
96; 28%
13; 4%0; 0%
Nessuna Difficoltà
Lieve
Moderata
Grave
Familiarità
89; 13%
599; 87%
Presente
Assente
Istituti Secondari di II Grado VS Università“Hai mai avuto una diagnosi di dislessia”
ARQ 15
685; 99%
5; 1%
No
Si
ARQ 15
345; 99%
3; 1%
No
Si
Istituti Secondari di II Grado VS Università“Cosa pensi che sia la dislessia”
Risposta Libera
292; 43%
135; 19%
161; 23%
107; 15%
Corretta
Circa
Errata
Non So
Risposta Libera
99; 28%
27; 8%
53; 15%
172; 49%Corretta
Circa
Errata
Non So
NEXT STEPS:
1) Screening concerning Learning Disabilities aimed to involve all students, attending the 1° year of courses at University of Palermo,
2) Inclusion through the SPORT: sitting volley
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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