Emotional Development
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In the context of 'Inclusive Education' and 'Education of Exceptional Children', which of the following modern therapeutic and educational models formed the core conceptual and practical approach of 'Project Re-ED' (Re-education of Emotionally Disturbed Children) propounded by the psychologist Nicholas Hobbs?
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Understanding Project Re-ED and Nicholas Hobbs
In the study of inclusive education and emotionally disturbed children, Nicholas Hobbs' Project Re-Education (Project Re-ED) developed in the 1960s holds immense significance in child development and pedagogy.
- Ecological Approach: Hobbs' model was fundamentally rooted in an ecological perspective, positing that a child's behavioral or emotional challenges are not merely internal personal deficits.
- Social Environment Interaction: Instead, these challenges are viewed as the result of a breakdown in the complex interactions between the child and their total social environment, including family, school, peers, and the community.
- Holistic Reorganization: Consequently, the model emphasizes the restructuring of the child's entire ecosystem for effective therapeutic intervention and educational rehabilitation.
Therefore, Option (b) is the correct answer as it accurately describes the ecological and life-space model utilized in Project Re-ED.
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