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sped training terms

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Study Skills   promotes student achievement, has values, topics,instruction w/reading, listening, note taking, outlining, report writing, oral presentation, graphic aids,etc.  
Social Skills   critical assessmt identify those who lack ability to perform in social setting,can't maintain behaviors in various ings,difficulty developing relationships,hard to participate in activities with others autism, emotional disabilities, GT, hearing and visio  
Self management   spans all groups, maintain control one’s self to generalize skills learned in many settings –child w/MR may mean capable of using funct life skills in group home–emotional disab mean ability to control behaviors during a bball game  
Instructional components formats according to individuals, environment, and instruct content   facilitated groups, cooperative learning situations, peer tutoring, one to one, small grps, large grps segregated setting, inclusive, groupings, functional needs, ESL,literary acquisition , self-care/daily living skills, voca skills. Choose best for each  
Small Groups instruction   helps students learn to generalize skills more quickly, social interact,flexible involve w/teach,learn from others, through gen ed,resource rooms, pull out models, self contained  
Functional needs   train students with except needs to be competent w/everyday living, then generalize those skills. Reduces dependence on others, allows chance to participate in LRE. Skills-dressing, toileting, eating, simple sight words, managing self in familiar environ  
Functional academics-   focuson basic educational concepts useful in daily life, basic reading using survival sight words, basic math w/money, time, basic writing name, address, and phone number  
Functional curriculum   emphasize skills needed to perform adequately in commun, usually with MR, autism, other moderate – severe conditions  
Functional skills   independent living skills – self care, social, employment, vocational, recreation  
Functional language   skills used to make a basic need or desire known  
Functional literacy   –communication and language person needs live independently in community  
Community based instruction   include hand-on, interactive opportunities in vocational & life  
Supported employment   recommended method used w/student who has more severe conditions  


   


 

 

 
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