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1 November 9 th, 2012 http://behavioursupports.wikispaces.com

2  Stages and sequences that ALL individuals go through from birth to adulthood.  Universal.  Scaffolding process.  Need pre-requisite skills before new skills can be developed.

3  Preparation for ALL students.  Education versus academics.  Skills for life.  Difference between education and daycare.  Special Programs and education.

4  Function is dependent on long term goals.  Every student should be receiving functional programming – not just IS students.  Samples of functional programming: ◦ University Program Goal ◦ Applied Program Goal ◦ Work Entrance Goal ◦ Life Skills Goal

5  Communication Skills  Motor Skills  Thinking and Problem Solving Skills  Social and Play Skills

6 6 Months Activity 10 Months6 Months Activity 10 Months; 10 Months; 10 Months10 Months

7 12 Month Activity

8 18-24 Month Activity

9 2 ½ -3 Year Age Level Activity

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11 3-4 Year Age Level Activity  Imaginative Play Imaginative Play

12 4-6 Year Age Level Activity

13 10 Year Age Level Activity

14 16 Year Age Level Activity

15 1. Choose a student you currently work with. 2. Look over developmental milestones information. 3. Decide what level your student is at.

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17  Program needs to address developmental level of student.  PPP goals should be tied to and based on developmental level of student.

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26  EA role in programming.  Resources Available. http://understandingmilestones.wikispaces.com


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