lecture 2: goals Flashcards

1
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define intervention

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to come between/interrupt + make better

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2
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what are the highest vs high vs lower priority intervention goals?

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  • highest: forms/functions used in 10-50% of required contexts
  • high: forms/functions used in 1-10% of required contexts
  • lower: forms/functions used in 50-90% of required contexts
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3
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what are the 4 key considerations for designing goals?

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  1. meet needs of disability
  2. meet educational needs of disability
  3. connect goals to learning/academic standards
  4. engage in goal adaptation
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4
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whats the diff bw academic standards and classroom curriculum?

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  • academic standards: statements about content/capacity + performance
  • classroom curriculum: details of plan of instruction to reach academic standards + links standards to assessment
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5
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who makes academic standards vs classroom curricula?

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  • ministry of education, bigger entities
  • districts
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how can you connect goals to academic standards? (5)

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  1. assess
  2. determine needs
  3. discuss academic standards
  4. determine present performance relative to academic standards
  5. develop goals
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7
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what are the 10 types of adaptations?

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  1. environment (room, seating, materials)
  2. input (your presentation of materials)
  3. difficulty
  4. level of support
  5. participation
  6. size (amount of info)
  7. time (allotted to each task)
  8. alternative teaching opportunities (teach thru out the day)
  9. output (how can child respond etc)
  10. alternative goals
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8
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what is the taxonomy for goal development? (4)

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  1. goal
  2. teaching moment
  3. context (who, where, how etc)
  4. procedural issues (intensity, evaluation etc)
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what do SMART goals stand for?

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  • S: specific
  • M: measurable (can count or observe behaviour)
  • A/R: attainable/realistic
  • T: timely (have a time frame)
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what are 3 components of a good goal?

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  1. conditions (how/where task is performed)
  2. behavioral verb
  3. criteria (how well task is performed)
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11
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what are some ways to measure a goal? (3)

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  • descriptive documentation
  • single point/rubric
  • collection of indicators
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