Provide the students of PPKI opportunity and facilities to develop gross motor skills through kinesthetic and outdoor learning, in line with the nation’s Special Education Philosophy.Ģ. (See bottom of the page for pictures and progress update)ġ. Previously, this area was not fenced and it was an empty space with no practical use.
To address this, they found a potential space in school to construct a psychomotor park for the special needs students. They identified the problem these special needs students suffer (ie: lack of development of their gross motor skills). These Form 2 students formed a group known as The Youngest under the guidance of Cikgu Candice. The goal is to reinvent space to improve the lives of the community. However, these students lack proper area and facilities to develop their gross motor skills and strengthen their limb muscles.įour Form 2 students joined the Young Nation Builders Challenge (YNBC), which is a social innovation competition organised by Mah Sing Foundation to empower students to solve their local community's most pressing issues. PPKI equips them with different life skills such as handcrafting, baking, cooking, sewing and gardening, in order for them to be self-sustainable.
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Require postural control, strength and balance to perform everyday functions such as walking, running and sporting). (Gross motor skills: Movements of the large muscles of the arms, legs and torso. They have difficulties controlling and coordinating body movements normally to carry out daily tasks.
Apart from having difficulties in gaining academic knowledge, many of these students also face challenges in their physical development, such as fine motor and gross motor skills. These students have different conditions such as Slow Learner, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, mild mental retardation, wheelchair-bound etc. The program currently nurtures 124 students with special needs in academic and skills development. The PPKI in SMK Seksyen 19 began in 1995. The school continues to take in these students. Target students: 124 special needs students in the Special Education Integrated Program, also known as Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi ( PPKI) of SMK Seksyen 19. Project Purpose: To construct a park which will help to develop the gross motor skills of special needs students in SMK Seksyen 19.
Project: The Young Nation Builders' Psychomotor Park School: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Seksyen 19, Shah Alam, Selangor
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