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1 Key Factor in the Consultation Model  The overall goal of consultation is to address the learning / behavior needs of child through enhancement of the skills of the consultee (or partner)

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3 Essential Elements of Consultation “Through a series of meetings and conversations, the consultant helps the consultee (or partner) with systematic problem solving, social influence, and professional support” Consultation is a planned process that takes place over time and includes problem-solving, social influence and professional support

4 Intervention in Consultation Model Consultant and partner agree to address priority learning objectives of child via: Analysis of learning opportunities in daily routines (school, CCC or home) Development of Intervention Planning Matrix linking priority (MEPI) learning objectives with opportunities

5 Intervention via Consultation cont’d… Consultant and partner agree to implement systematic instruction via: 1. Embedded learning 2. Incidental instruction 3.Direct instruction (e,g, applied behavior analysis, hierarchy of prompting/ system of least prompts, time delay)

6 Intervention via Consultation cont’d… Consultant and partner agree to address professional development needs or aspirations of partner: Partner accesses resources to improve knowledge Partner accesses resources and/or practices newly acquired or refined skills

7 Intervention via Consultation cont’d… Consultant and partner agree to evaluate plan for child-focused intervention via: Periodic observation of systematic instruction (consultant as observer). There is evidence that priority IEP objectives are addressed on a daily basis by partner Improvement in priority IEP-focused skills or behaviors of child are observed by consultant

8 Intervention via Consultation cont’d… Consultant and partner agree to evaluate plan for professional development objectives of partner: Partner describes effect of acquired information on understanding of disability condition (s), planning skills and/or teaching skills Partner demonstrates acquisition of skills or refinement of skills during observation of consultant

9 Intervention via Consultation cont’d… Consultant and partner review and evaluate: Effectiveness of intervention plan in meeting IEP-focus outcomes for child Effectiveness of coaching in supporting partner to access relevant developmental or disability related information Effectiveness of coaching in supporting partner in addressing priority IEP objectives in daily routines and activities (home, CCC or ECE program)

10 Outcomes of Consultation cont’d…  Increase skills or knowledge of partner Partner understands function of child’s challenging behavior and changes the way she interacts with the child

11 Outcomes of Consultation cont’d…  Changes in child’s environment The child’s classroom or home is rearranged to promote active exploration and interaction Materials and expectations may be modified in accord with children’s skills

12 Benefits of Consultation  Effective Use of Available Personnel  Supports IDEA Mandate for Inclusion in LRE and Natural Environments  Builds Skills of Partner Teachers / Parents  Enhances problem Solving Resources Adapted from Hanft and Place (1996)