Translation - Svedski-Engleski - Arbetade med 6 stycken boende med olika slags...

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Title	Arbetade med 6 stycken boende med olika slags...
Text Submitted by starsteffie	Source language: Svedski Arbetade med 6 stycken boende med olika slags beteendestÃ¶rningar. Det var en upplevelse. Mycket vÃ¤gledning & handrÃ¤ckning. Ett stort ansvar och tÃ¤nkande samt att man fick ha en god sjÃ¤lvkÃ¤nnedom. Mina erfarenheter efter detta vikariat Ã¤r att jag blivit bÃ¤ttre pÃ¥ att bemÃ¶ta mÃ¤nniskor med beteendestÃ¶rning, pÃ¥ ett sÃ¤krare sÃ¤tt. Att kunna fÃ¶ra en dialog med en mÃ¤nniska som inte kan tala Ã¤r Ã¤ven en ny erfarenhet.
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I worked with 6 people that had different

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Engleski

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Target language: Engleski

I worked with 6 people who had different kinds of behaviour disorders. It was an experience. A lot of guiding and helping. A big responsibility and thinking and you needed to have good self-awareness.
My experience after this substituting is that I have developed my skills with respect to meeting people with behaviour disorders, in a more confident way. Being able to dialogue with people who could not speak was also a new experience.

Validated by IanMegill2 - 3 November 2007 00:44

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	Author	Message
		1 November 2007 12:30
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Original form of the text before editing: I worked with 6 people that had different kind of mentally disturbance. It was an experience. Much guiding and helping. A big responsibility and thinking and you needed to have a good self-knowledge. My experience after this substitute is that I have developed my skills in meeting people with mentally disturbance, in a more self secure way. To be able to have a dialog with a human that does not speak is also a new experience.
		1 November 2007 15:24
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	med en mÃ¤nniska som inte kan tala = with someone who cannot speak (or would it be more correct in English to say "someone who does not speak"?)
		1 November 2007 16:43
	pias Number of messages: 8113	As far as I know 'mental disabilities' has to do with mental retardation. (intelligence) and beteendestÃ¶rning is not always connected to intelligence. maybe it could be translated to conduct disorder or behaviour disorders
		1 November 2007 16:52
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	There's another Pia voting too: Pia Gabriella I agree with Pia Matpigan, although it's a little bit out of the context.