Hey Reagan,
After reading your post, you offered multiple new insights I did not consider when originally analyzing the provided information. As far as the benefits of properly being diagnosed; I did not consider that the individual may receive the proper help they need to successfully complete a certain test or school assignment. Despite this, I fear that having noticeable accommodations for testing in school may attract certain views on that individual which may make them become a target for bullying or other negative treatment. As far as teaching someone who has schizophrenia, I realized that the unpredictable behavior changes will make it more difficult for the individual who has schizophrenia. However, did you consider it also may make it difficult for the other people in the room to learn as the mood changes may cause distractions to other kids? Do you think that individuals with schizophrenia should be in a normal classroom or a class that is prepared for individuals with schizophrenia?
Thank you for your insight!
Timothy Beck
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