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2021, vol. 18, br. 2, str. 92-98
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Rad na daljinu sa porodicama dece sa smetnjama u razvoju
Teleworking with families of children with disabilities
Sažetak
Pandemija izazvana korona virusom, dovela je do velikih promena u životu velikog broja porodica. Kao takva nametnula je nove obrazce ponašanja, koji su zahtevali niz svakodnevih adaptacija na novonastalu situaciju. Uticaj pandemije i pridržavanje svih propisanih epidemioloških mera, u cilju suzbijanja zaraze virusom korona, nesumnjivo je izvršio veliki uticaj na porodice dece sa smetnjama u razvoju. Došlo je do obustave direktnog rada sa decom te su iz tog razloga onemogućeni svi oblici direktnog pružanja podrške deci sa smetnjama u razvoju i njihovim porodicama. Umesto toga uvedeni su novi oblici podrške u virtuelnom okruženju. Rad na daljinu podrazumeva način pružanja podrške porodicama dece sa smetnjama u razvoju putem tehnologije video konferencija. S obzirom na dostupnost i pristup tehnologiji, pristup uslugama putem teleintervencije predstavlja atraktivnu i fleksibilnu opciju za porodice, naročito tokom izazovnih situacija ovoga tipa.
Abstract
The pandemic caused by the coronavirus has led to great changes in the lives of a large number of families. As such, she imposed new patterns of behavior, which required daily adaptations to the new situation. The impact of the pandemic and adherence to all prescribed epidemiological measures, in order to combat coronavirus infection, has undoubtedly had a major impact on the families of children with disabilities. Work with children has been suspended, and for that reason all forms of direct support to children with disabilities and their families have been disabled. Instead, new forms of support have been introduced in the virtual environment. Teleworking involves providing support to the families of children with disabilities through video conferencing technology. Given the availability and access to technology, access to telecommunication services is an attractive and flexible option for families, especially during challenging situations of this type.
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