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This paperwork of ESE 697 Week 5 Discussion Question 1 Planning Vocabulary Instruction Based on IEP Objectives and Individualized Needs includes: You have a student with autism in your classroom. His individualized education plan (IEP) is available here: Sample IEP for Child with Autism/PPD. Using one of the instructional activities in Chapter 10 related to vocabulary instruction and content area learning; explain how you might leverage assistive technology or accommodations to support this student with autism. Also include ways to include technology as part of universal design for the entire class population. |
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Business - General Business Planning Vocabulary Instruction Based on IEP Objectives and Individualized Needs . You have a student with autism in your classroom. His individualized education plan (IEP) is available here: Sample IEP for Child with Autism/PDD. Using one of the instructional activities in Chapter 10 related to vocabulary instruction and content area learning; explain how you might leverage assistive technology or accommodations to support this student with autism. Also include ways to include technology as part of universal design for the entire class population. |
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Balance your class load with classes you need along with at least one elective that you enjoy. If you need to take a class to graduate which you are dreading, get it over with early on so you can take more enjoyable classes later on. If anything, you'll wish to avoid becoming a senior sitting in a course containing mainly freshmen. |
