The document outlines teaching accommodations and goals for a student with Asperger Syndrome, including sitting close to the teacher, maintaining eye contact, regular prompting, direct instruction, keeping materials tidy, and sitting away from distractions. Goals are for the student to raise their hand before speaking and listen without distracting others. The parent provided visual cues to help the student in class.
The document outlines teaching accommodations and goals for a student with Asperger Syndrome, including sitting close to the teacher, maintaining eye contact, regular prompting, direct instruction, keeping materials tidy, and sitting away from distractions. Goals are for the student to raise their hand before speaking and listen without distracting others. The parent provided visual cues to help the student in class.
The document outlines teaching accommodations and goals for a student with Asperger Syndrome, including sitting close to the teacher, maintaining eye contact, regular prompting, direct instruction, keeping materials tidy, and sitting away from distractions. Goals are for the student to raise their hand before speaking and listen without distracting others. The parent provided visual cues to help the student in class.
Maximise and maintain eye contact Regular prompting Direct individual instruction Speak directly Set student up for success Encourage student to keep his tray tidy, regular tray tidy ups in class Use folder for loose sheets Sit student away from noise distractions Provide lots of variety during lesson times
Goals / Agreed Action:
For student to learns to put up his hand before speaking To listen and wait and not distract others
Assessment Strategies:
Parent Comments:
Parent is very well informed about Asperger Syndrome and has laminated visual cu for use in class