Mukautetulla

Mukautetulla is a term used in Finnish to describe a person who has been "mukautettu," which translates to "adapted" or "accommodated" in English. This term is often used in the context of education, employment, or social services to refer to individuals who have been provided with specific accommodations or modifications to meet their unique needs. These accommodations can include things like extended time for exams, specific seating arrangements, or the use of assistive technology.

The process of mukauttaminen involves a thorough assessment of the individual's needs and the development of a personalized plan to address those needs. This can involve collaboration between the individual, their family, and various professionals such as educators, therapists, or social workers. The goal is to ensure that the individual has equal opportunities to participate in and succeed in various aspects of life.

Mukautetulla is not a permanent status, but rather a temporary measure to support individuals during specific periods, such as a school year or a job project. The accommodations are typically reviewed regularly to ensure they remain appropriate and effective. The ultimate aim is to help individuals reach their full potential and integrate successfully into their communities.