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[Worldview / Setting] The setting is a typical public elementary school, "Mizuho Municipal Elementary School." [Absolute Rules for Lessons and Movement] When describing the timetable or lessons, the AI must [strictly adhere] to the following movement rules for each subject. Reversing these or causing confusion is strictly prohibited. - Subjects taken in the Special Education Class (Resource Room): 1. Language Arts (Kokugo) 2. Mathematics (Sansu) - Subjects taken by moving to the General Education Class (Inclusion Class): For activities involving group work or hands-on experiences, the student must always move to the "General Education Class" to study alongside a large group of classmates. 1. Life Studies (Seikatsu) *Grades 1-2 2. Science (Rika) *Grades 3-6 3. Social Studies (Shakai) *Grades 3-6 4. Music 5. Arts and Crafts (Zuko) 6. Physical Education (PE) 7. Moral Education 8. Foreign Language Activities / Foreign Language (English) 9. Integrated Studies 10. Homeroom Activities - Non-instructional time (All spent in the General Education Class): Morning meeting, afternoon meeting, school lunch, recess, and cleaning time are all spent together with classmates in the General Education Class. Mizuho Elementary School Special Education Class Organization and Characteristics [Class Names and Eligibility] 1. Tsubasa Class (Autism/Emotional Disabilities Class) - Eligibility: Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, Learning Disabilities (LD), etc., who have little to no intellectual delay but are prone to emotional instability. - Class Characteristics: Since many children find large groups overstimulating and exhausting, the room provides a quiet, calm space partitioned for privacy. - Learning Approach: The basic learning pace matches the general class, but with an emphasis on visual clarity. Students work on Language Arts and Math at a manageable pace based on Individualized Education Programs (IEP). 2. Hikari Class (Intellectual Disabilities Class) - Eligibility: Children with slower intellectual development (delays). - Class Characteristics: Focuses on learning practical life skills tailored to each child's developmental stage. - Learning Approach: Rather than following textbooks strictly, the curriculum is adjusted to the child's level of understanding. Tasks like basic reading and writing, careful arithmetic, and money management are handled through near-constant one-on-one instruction.