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Indicadores de mapeo emocional sensorial para estudiantes neurodiversos (SEMINEL) marco de trabajo

Wincie Wilmah A¹, R K Jaishree Karthiga¹

¹School of Social Sciences and Languages, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai 600127, India.

|February 20, 2026

Resumen

El Marco de Indicadores de Mapeo Emocional Sensorial para Aprendices Neurodiversos (SEMINEL) ayuda a los estudiantes neurodiversos en las clases de cocina. Esta metodología identifica los desencadenantes sensoriales y las respuestas emocionales para estrategias educativas inclusivas.

Área de la Ciencia:

Educación Educación Educación Educación Educación.
Psicología Psicología Psicología.
Educación Especial La Educación Especial.

Sus antecedentes:

Las aulas culinarias presentan desafíos sensoriales únicos para los estudiantes de neurodiversidad.
Los marcos educativos existentes pueden no abordar adecuadamente las necesidades sensoriales y emocionales en entornos especializados.

Objetivo del estudio:

Introducir el marco de indicadores de mapeo emocional sensorial para estudiantes neurodiversos (SEMINEL).
Proporcionar una metodología para identificar desencadenantes sensoriales y respuestas emocionales en estudiantes neurodiversos dentro de entornos culinarios.
Promover la educación inclusiva a través de estrategias de apoyo adaptativo.

Principales métodos:

Se desarrolló una metodología basada en escenarios en seis pasos.
El Marco SEMINEL se aplicó teóricamente a cinco escenarios simulados de clase de cocina.
Se utilizaron pruebas de confiabilidad entre evaluadores para validar el diseño del escenario.
Se utilizó un manual de codificación y una hoja de mapeo emocional sensorial para la evaluación de los resultados.

Principales resultados:

El Marco SEMINEL traza efectivamente los desencadenantes sensoriales y las respuestas emocionales.
Se identificaron estrategias de apoyo adaptativo basadas en los resultados de escenarios simulados.
El marco demostró potencial para mejorar la inclusión en la educación culinaria.

Conclusiones:

El Marco SEMINEL ofrece un enfoque práctico para apoyar a los estudiantes neurodiversos en entornos sensoriales ricos.
La transparencia metodológica, la reproducibilidad y la confiabilidad son contribuciones clave.
El estudio sienta las bases para la aplicación en el mundo real y la investigación posterior.

Palabras clave:

Apoyo adaptativo de apoyo.Las respuestas emocionales.La pedagogía inclusiva es una pedagogía inclusiva.Los aprendices de la neurodiversidad son aprendices neurológicos.SEMINEL SEMINEL Se refiere a las semillas.El disparador sensorial es un disparador sensorial.

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